Togbe Kakaklolo Agyemang V has urged Ghana to restructure its economy for true independence. Speaking at the independence anniversary, he emphasized that political freedom is insufficient without economic self-sufficiency. He praised President Mahama’s resource management policies and encouraged local unity for development, resonating with the event’s theme to “Reflect, Review, Reset.”
Togbe Kwasinyi Kakaklolo Agyemang V, the Dufia of Adidome, has articulated the necessity for Ghana to restructure its economy in order to attain true independence. During the 68th independence anniversary celebration in Adidome, he asserted that political independence alone is insufficient, emphasizing the importance of economic freedom for citizens.
He advocated for social restructuring inspired by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s vision, highlighting that the nation is lagging and must collaborate to reestablish its developmental trajectory. Furthermore, he lauded President John Dramani Mahama for his policies aimed at resource management, suggesting these would help align Ghana with expected standards.
Mr. Gabriel Adzago, the District Coordinating Director, supported these views, noting that Ghana is endowed with ample resources that can enhance national development and generate revenue. He remarked that the day’s celebrations should inspire unity among citizens to collectively build the nation, promising district assembly support for the community’s progress.
Mr. Dodzi Addison Mornyuie, the Central Tongu constituency Chairman of the National Democratic Congress, reflected on the significance of the independence day celebrations as a historic milestone. He encouraged residents to critically assess and reset their development initiatives and urged students, traditional leaders, and stakeholders to adopt various national policies to ensure the nation’s success.
The celebration, themed “Reflect, Review, Reset,” witnessed participation from traditional leaders, government officials, security personnel, students, and local residents. The event was enlivened by cultural performances and military drills from the Adidome Senior High Technical School cadet corps and choir, contributing to the overall vibrancy of the occasion.
In conclusion, Togbe Kakaklolo’s call for economic restructuring underscores the necessity for Ghana to progress beyond its political independence towards achieving economic autonomy. The collective efforts endorsed by community leaders and the recognition of national resources are fundamental to fostering development. As emphasized during the celebrations, unity and engagement in national policies will be crucial in realizing these goals.
Original Source: gna.org.gh
