Audio By Carbonatix
The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II says women must be allowed to fully participate in Ghana’s democratic dispensation.
According to him, women are capable of running the affairs of the state efficiently and must be accorded the opportunity.
Otumfuo Osei Tutu made the call when the flagbearer for the Progressive People's Party (PPP), Bridget Dzogbenuku, paid a courtesy call on him, at the Manhyia Palace.
The visit by the flagbearer and her delegation was to introduce herself to the Asantehene as she begins her two-day campaign tour of the Ashanti Region.
Addressing the group, Otumfuo Osei Tutu praised Madam Dzogbenuku for taking such a bold decision and urged other young females to follow in her footsteps.
He urged the leadership of the PPP to work hard to deliver on its campaign promises should the party win the December 2020 elections.
On her part, the flagbearer said the party was poised to deliver on all promises since it is founded on truth and integrity.
“We come in peace and truth. It’s time for the people of Ghana to accept that females can also work hard to develop the nation”, Madam Bridget Dzogbenuku added.
Latest Stories
-
Mahama sets GH¢1bn Bawku revitalisation plan in motion
17 minutes -
‘I assure the President of my unwavering loyalty’ – Brogya Genfi after new appointment
20 minutes -
US-tested evidence could strengthen OSP’s case against persons of interest in Asante Berko case – Kpebu
28 minutes -
Luv FM-Kel Charcoal Toothpaste High School Debate; OKESS and SAHUS clinch final semifinals spots
30 minutes -
KNUST to get GETFund support to complete Teaching Hospital – Education Minister assures
30 minutes -
Ghana to build its biggest power plant since independence – Ato Forson
46 minutes -
APL demands forensic probe into GoldBod following $1.7billion gold-trading losses
57 minutes -
Government workers without valid NIA details risk salary suspension from September 15
1 hour -
OSP must investigate everyone in AKSA deal’s value chain – Mary Addah
1 hour -
Tribute to the late Kwabena Kesse (Stephen Boateng) from the May 9 Foundation and its president, Mr. Herbert Mensah
1 hour -
Naming persons of interest in AKSA case is a step towards accountability – Mary Addah
1 hour -
Recycle Up! Ghana calls for more government support to expand green entrepreneurship
1 hour -
Police arrest two suspects over alleged lynching at Daboya
2 hours -
Mustapha Abdul-Hamid promises ideological revival as he files for NPP Vice Chairmanship
2 hours -
Rosemary Selasi Dogbe-Asante
2 hours