@mau.keni: Mr President, please spend your political capital 🙏🏾

Akosua Mussey, ESQ :

Woooww… No filler words? You speak so well ❤️

AD🇨🇮🇬🇭 :

What an intelligent woman

Maame :

Please what’s the secret to your communication skills.

Clinton :

This must go viral…sensational

Danito_Ablaze🤓😜 :

Your Speaking skills is top noch, wow 😃😃

BruGrit 🎥 :

Now this is how to properly diagnose and address an issue

cravings :

This message must get to the right audience. Thank you for bringing this up.

Richard Mills :

Did you write this somewhere before recording the video? Ei I’m impressed

Eghan :

wow....very articulate ❤️👏 the public speaking skill is top-notch

RASKUBE :

You said it right & respectfully❤️❤️

Dr.Kojovi De Dominant Antelope :

he's probably watching right now

Rachy_favoured 🌸🦋 :

My school prefect , Keni ❤️

Papa Kwesi Efriyie Donkor :

The lack of depth in implementation.

DIRTY SNEAKCARS :

AKWETEH NARTEH🤨😠😎🇬🇭 :

Solid submissions madam 🙏, love your contents

Annie :

Well spoken 👏

nanagyeman_2 :

100% spot on!

Dr. Billy Sunday :

Coded communication.

Perez 🏆🍀🏆🍀 :

this video must reach the President Fact my sister 👌👌👌

hillary_🦋🦋 :

A very nice and well articulated speech. I pray the right people see this and heed to your words. You’re a very wise woman

NKBR :

It may seem that the NDC is doing many of the right things, and some positive changes are visible. However, Ghana's challenges run far deeper than what we often choose to acknowledge. As a people, we have developed a habit of celebrating too quickly and handing out praise too easily while many of our most serious national problems remain unresolved. We continue to hide under the umbrella of unnecessary recognition and applause when the country is still grappling with real existential issues that demand bold, decisive action. Too often, no one wants to call these problems what they truly are, and even fewer are willing to confront them head-on. This is why your message is important—because it is bold, direct, and speaks to the heart of the matter. The government must spend its political capital wisely. This is not a time for business-as-usual governance. It is a time for courageous leadership that is willing to tackle the deep-rooted structural problems holding Ghana back. Ghanaians must feel the impact of governance in their daily lives. Attitudes must change. Accountability must become the norm. Leaders at every level must rise to the occasion, make difficult decisions, and leave behind lasting reforms that will put the country on the right path for generations. There is another political wind building, and while we acknowledge the changes that have been made, the truth is that the NDC can do far better than it is currently doing. The opportunity exists to create transformational change, not just incremental progress. Ghana needs leadership that is prepared to go beyond the easy wins, confront the hard truths, and address the fundamental issues that continue to undermine our national development.

kojoTC :

I heard something responsible

odeneho :

If every political party claims that its purpose is national development, then their division raises a question: are they competing over methods of development or over access to power? Democracy assumes the former, while its critics often suspect the latter.