The NDC Professionals Women have lauded Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang for her groundbreaking achievement as Ghana’s first female Vice President.
The group described her ascent to this high office as a monumental victory for gender equity and a source of inspiration for women across Ghana and beyond.
The statement stressed that Prof. Opoku-Agyemang’s achievement marks a new era for women’s representation in leadership.
“Your new role is not only a personal milestone but a monumental step forward for gender equity and women’s empowerment,” the group noted.
As a trailblazer and accomplished academic, her rise to the vice presidency embodies the aspirations of countless women striving for leadership roles.
“Your achievement is a beacon of hope and progress for women nationwide, affirming that leadership has no gender barriers. It reflects your steadfast dedication to serving Ghana with integrity, compassion, and a vision for inclusive growth,” the release added.
The NDC Professionals Women particularly highlighted key policies introduced under Prof. Opoku-Agyemang’s leadership that aim to uplift women and girls nationwide.
These include the establishment of the Women’s Development Bank and the provision of free sanitary pads for schoolgirls.
“These initiatives signify a commitment to empowering women economically and ensuring the dignity and well-being of young girls—a cause close to the hearts of all Ghanaian women,” the statement said.
The Women’s Development Bank, hailed as a transformative policy, is set to enhance women’s access to capital, empowering female entrepreneurs to thrive and contribute significantly to the national economy.
Similarly, the sanitary pad policy addresses a pressing challenge faced by many young girls, enabling uninterrupted education and advancing gender equality in schools.
As Ghana embarks on this historic journey, the NDC Professionals Women expressed optimism about Prof. Opoku-Agyemang’s tenure and her ability to champion equity and inclusivity.
“Your leadership assures us that the voices of women will be amplified, their contributions recognized, and their challenges addressed with urgency and empathy,” the statement declared.
The group pledged their unwavering support, committing to work alongside the Vice President to achieve a Ghana where every woman and girl can realize their full potential.
“We look forward to the implementation of policies to promote equity, inclusivity, and sustainable development for all,” the release concluded.
In their final remarks, the NDC Professionals Women expressed confidence in Prof. Opoku-Agyemang’s ability to leave a lasting legacy of empowerment and progress.
“Congratulations once again on this groundbreaking achievement. You have made us proud, and we are confident that your tenure will leave a lasting legacy.”
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