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On the occasion of International Women’s Day, Ms. Princess Duncan, Deputy CEO of COA Research and Manufacturing Limited, Nana Akua Ahenesima I, who doubles as Ankobea Hemaa of Frante-Sekyeredumasi in the Ashanti Region, has urged women to recognize their strength and continue striving for leadership, growth, and meaningful impact in society.
In a message marking the global celebration of women, Princess Duncan highlighted the important role women play in shaping families, communities, and nations.
She noted that throughout history, women have demonstrated resilience, courage, and the ability to transform societies through determination and vision.
According to her, empowering women is not only about equality but also about unlocking the potential that drives progress and development across communities.
“Women carry incredible strength and potential. When women are empowered and given the opportunity to lead, they not only transform their own lives — they uplift entire communities,” she stated.
Princess Duncan further encouraged women to believe in their abilities and pursue their dreams with confidence, emphasizing that every woman possesses the capacity to inspire change and create opportunities for others.

“Never underestimate the power of a determined woman. When she rises, barriers fall and possibilities are born,” she added.
She also stressed the importance of unity among women, encouraging them to support one another and work together in building a future where women continue to thrive in leadership, innovation, and social development.
As both a corporate leader and a traditional authority figure, Princess Duncan continues to advocate for empowerment, development, and leadership among women. Through her roles in business and traditional leadership, she remains committed to inspiring young women to believe in their purpose and contribute positively to society.
Her message on International Women’s Day serves as a reminder that the progress of women is essential to the progress of society.
“When a woman discovers her purpose, she becomes unstoppable. Her strength not only transforms her life it transforms the future of generations,” Princess Duncan emphasized.
International Women’s Day is celebrated worldwide to recognize the achievements of women and to encourage continued efforts toward equality, empowerment, and opportunities for women across all sectors of society.
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