Nana Akufo-Addo Quotes

I don't want to hand over power to someone who cannot do the job, God will not even allow it. Bawumia is the perfect person to take over from me

the journey ahead requires vision and responsibility. 5G is a powerful catalyst for shaping Ghana's future

Ghana is ready for business again

Where I am and how old I am at least, this is not the time I will start stealing anybody's wealth

The battle is the Lord's, and I know that ultimately, it is He who will give us victory.

Just as technology offers opportunities to grow our economies and bring progress to our people, there are criminal syndicates who will always be bent on exploiting it for their selfish interests. They have to be relentlessly fought.

t is always a great pleasure to be in the company of Organised Labor on the occasion of the International Workers Day of Solidarity, May Day. Ghanaian workers, ayekoo.

For centuries, the world has been unwilling and unable to confront the realities of the realities of consequences of the slave trade but gradually this is changing and it is time to bring the subject of reparations firmly to the fore

‘Sika mmpɛ dede’ means 'money does not like noise'

I shall protect the public purse by insisting on value for money in all public transactions. Public service is just that — service and not an avenue for making money. Money is to be made in the private sector, not the public. Measures will be put in place to ensure this

It is time to acknowledge openly that much of the European, United States has been from the vast wealth harvested from the sweat, tears, blood and horrors of the trans-Atlantic slave trade and the centuries of colonial exploitation

Grand inhumane enterprise was state-sponsored and deliberate and its benefits are clearly interwoven in the present-day economic architecture of the nations that designed and executed it

Let us all remember that the destiny of all black people no matter where they are in the world is bound up with Africa. We must help make Africa the place for investment, progress, and prosperity and not from where our youth flee in the hope of accessing the mirage of a better life in Europe or the Americas.

The Ghanaian people deserve a government that has a vision for the country, and a plan for how to get there.

Maybe we should also admit that it cannot be easy to build confident and prosperous societies from nations that from centuries have their natural resources looted and their people traded as commodities