The Regent of Tolon in the Northern Region is encouraging
Ghanaians to maintain the nation’s credence as the “Gateway to Africa” by
shunning warmongers whose actions could lead to political upheavals as
witnessed in neighboring countries. Major Retired Abubakari Sulemana cautioned
insulting politicians against negative tendencies which are likely to create
political turmoil in the country. He raised this concern at a day’s public
forum on “Winner-takes all and political tolerance in Ghana, the experience of
the Northern Region” organized by the Northern Sector Action on Awareness
Centre (NORSAAC) in collaboration with Ibis Ghana. As Chairman of the event, the
revered Tolon Regent said political vendetta should be discarded to promote national cohesion. He
implored Ghanaians to zealously safeguard the nation’s political stability. Retired Major Sulemana suggested that
successive governments should embrace the all-inclusive
system of governance. This in his estimation could find solutions to fix the
nation’s current economic challenges. He disagreed with the frequent situation
where only members of governing political parties were appointed as public sector duty bearers. Retired Major Sulemana advocated the need
for successive governments to appoint public office holders based on competence
and patriotism regardless of their political affiliations. Executive Director
of NORSAAC, Alhassan Mohammed Awal called for a paradigm shift from the winner-takes all mentality especially in
the Northern Region. He cited the selective recruitment of people into the
NYEP, GYEEDA, Zoom Lion and other public institutions as one of the negative
repercussions of the winner-takes all governance structure.
Source;Citifmonline.com
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