Togbe Kakaklolo Agyemang V emphasizes the necessity for Ghana to restructure its economy for true independence, asserting political freedom alone is insufficient. He commends governmental initiatives aimed at resource management while calling for unity among citizens to foster development. The recent independence celebration underscored the theme “Reflect, Review, Reset,” promoting active engagement from all stakeholders in national success.
During the 68th independence anniversary celebration in Adidome, Togbe Kwasinyi Kakaklolo Agyemang V underscored the imperative for Ghana to overhaul its economy to realize genuine independence. He asserted that achieving political sovereignty is insufficient, advocating for a concerted effort towards economic liberation among the citizenry. “We must restructure ourselves with the vision of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, with honesty and selflessness,” remarked Togbe Kakaklolo, emphasizing the country’s lag in development and the collaborative effort required to advance.
Togbe Kakaklolo also praised President John Dramani Mahama’s resource management policies, highlighting their potential to align the nation with anticipated developmental standards. Mr. Gabriel Adzago, the District Coordinating Director, supported this perspective, citing the abundance of resources in Ghana conducive to national growth and revenue generation.
The celebrations provided an opportunity for unity among citizens to collaboratively enhance the nation, with the district assembly reaffirming its commitment to support local residents as national development continues. Mr. Dodzi Addison Mornyuie, the Central Tongu constituency Chairman of the National Democratic Congress, recognized the significance of independence day as a pivotal moment for national reflection and growth.
He called on students, traditional leaders, and stakeholders to engage with national policies that contribute to the country’s prosperity. The event, framed under the theme “Reflect, Review, Reset,” drew participation from traditional leaders, governmental figures, security personnel, students, and local residents. Cultural presentations, including performances by the Adidome Senior High Technical School military cadet and choir, enriched the day’s celebrations.
In summary, Togbe Kakaklolo highlighted the crucial need for Ghana to transform its economic framework to achieve true independence, beyond mere political sovereignty. Support from local governmental leaders reinforces this message, indicating a collective push towards leveraging national resources for development. The independence celebration served as a call for unity and proactive engagement among all citizens towards national growth and prosperity, encapsulated in the day’s theme of reflection and resetting priorities.
Original Source: gna.org.gh
