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Dr Kofi David Wuaku, a seasoned financial expert and governance consultant, has announced his intention to represent the Volta Region on the Council of State.
He has vowed to champion transparent leadership and drive sustainable development for the region.
Speaking to a packed audience in Ho, Dr Wuaku outlined his ambitious vision, focusing on job creation, youth empowerment, and grassroots engagement.
A Vision for Economic Transformation
With over two decades of experience in central banking and ten years as a consultant across various industries, Dr Wuaku brings a wealth of expertise in finance, investment, and governance. He believes the Volta Region holds significant potential for economic growth and aims to unlock these opportunities by attracting investors and creating an enabling environment for sustainable development.
“We have the resources, the talent, and the drive. What we need is the right leadership to bring these elements together and create economic opportunities for all,” Dr Wuaku stated.
His economic agenda focuses on:
- Agro-Processing & Industrialisation: Establishing agro-processing factories to create thousands of jobs for farmers and agricultural workers.
- Tourism Development: Leveraging the region’s rich cultural heritage and scenic landscapes to boost local businesses and employment.
- Renewable Energy & ICT Investment: Positioning the Volta Region as a hub for green energy solutions and digital transformation.
Empowering the Next Generation
Recognising that the youth are the backbone of the region’s future, Dr. Wuaku has outlined bold initiatives to equip them with the skills and opportunities needed for success:
- Volta Region Scholarship Scheme: A funding programme for young people to pursue education in IT, engineering, and other high-demand fields.
- Expansion of TVET Institutions: Advocating for the establishment of more Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutes to provide practical skills training.
- Entrepreneurship Support: Offering mentorship, funding, and business development support to young entrepreneurs.
“We cannot build a prosperous Volta Region without investing in our young people. Education, skills training, and access to capital must be our priorities,” he emphasised.
Commitment to Good Governance and Grassroots Engagement
Dr. Wuaku stressed the importance of inclusive governance, pledging to work closely with assembly members, traditional leaders, and development partners to drive regional progress.
- Regular Town Hall Meetings: Ensuring transparency and accountability in decision-making.
- Collaboration with Traditional Leaders: Strengthening partnerships to align development efforts with community needs.
- Policy Advocacy: Championing policies that directly benefit the people rather than serve political interests.
“True leadership is about listening to the people and ensuring that their needs drive decision-making. That is the kind of leadership I am committed to bringing to the Council of State,” he assured.
A Call to Action for the Future of the Volta Region
Dr. Wuaku urged the people of the Volta Region to rally behind his vision for progress, emphasising that their support would be key in shaping a prosperous future.
“I stand for progress, I stand for development, and I stand for the empowerment of our youth and communities. With your support, I will work tirelessly to ensure a brighter and more prosperous future for our beloved region,” he concluded.
As the election for the Volta Region’s Council of State representative approaches, Dr. Wuaku’s message of transparent leadership and sustainable development is expected to resonate widely among residents, traditional authorities, and young professionals eager for transformative change.
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