A woman is a powerful resource

Gender equality in politics isn't just a moral imperative; it's a strategic advantage. Women bring unique perspectives, strengths, and capabilities that enrich decision-making and governance.

It is evident that Prof. Jane Nana Opoku Agyemang's presence on the ticket for our party is a game-changer.

Her candidacy encapsulates the progressive values of the NDC and amplifies the party's appeal to a broader electorate, especially women.

By selecting Prof. Jane as his running mate, JDM has signaled to us, his dedication to gender equality and women empowerment.

A move that positions him not just as a feminist leader but a smart man taking advantage of diversity; necessary for development.

It is worthy to note that while the inclusion of women in leadership is essential, it comes with its own set of challenges. Women often face unique hurdles, from balancing family responsibilities to overcoming gender biases in the workplace. These dynamics can sometimes create complexities in team interactions and decision-making processes. However, a true leader knows how to navigate these challenges.

Men, particularly those in leadership roles, should focus on harnessing the strengths women bring to the table. They must understand their perspectives, support their initiatives, and create an environment where their contributions are valued and maximized.

A true man understands that controlling a woman's tendencies isn't about domination but about channeling her strengths towards achieving common goals.

We need to as a party create that conducive environment for our women to bring bare their strengths for the benefit of our party and of course Ghana.

We can work together for victory 2024, both men and women.

Let's unite.
Victoria Naema Abdulai
NDC Women's Organizer
Ayawaso West Wuogon Constituency