Ghana can be better if in 2020 Ghanaians vote for good policies during the elections.
We children of Ghana who are not eligible voters beat our stomachs in regret for the choices our parents make which continue to bring us no good fortune but disasters. Ghanaian children have complained bitterly about how their beloved country Ghana have been managed over the 16 years. They blame no other person than their parents and their elderly siblings who have the power to choose good leaders for them but have for years now chosen poisonous leader for them.
“We have a choice!” Speaking to some children including some who are in high schools, they expressed their disappointment in the way Ghana has been managed. Asking some of them what they would have done if they had a chance to vote, they said: “we will vote in such a way that Ghana will have a better name than being referred to as corrupt.” They again asked whether government officials do understand the words in the national anthem and really believe in the pledge they take.
Make a change in Ghana’s live by voting for good policies in the 2020 elections. Ghana can be better than it is.
From the pen of Emmanuel Graham Nyameke.



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