By:Agbeko Orion Kumordzie
My love for Ghana and my hometown has always been unwavering. This deep care drives me to be boldly vocal and critical when I see issues being ignored in any part of our beloved nation.
Just two days ago, I called out our leaders for failing to address the urgent crisis of the sea encroaching upon the land where my parents came from. This is a disaster waiting to happen, and it demands immediate attention.
Today, I am elated to see that the President himself has visited the affected site. This is what true leadership looks like. This is empathy in action. This is what it means to listen and take decisive steps. Just as we witness in other parts of the world, when disaster strikes, leaders must show up and mobilize resources—and I deeply appreciate that he is doing exactly that.
I also want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to my brother Solo Kumordzie, the traditional rulers, the members of parliament, and all those who have tirelessly pushed this issue to the highest levels. Leadership is about stepping up when it matters most.
As I have always maintained—I will be critical when necessary, and I will give praise when it is due. Today, I give praise. Now, we must continue to push for action.
President Mahama, you are the real deal. You are human and sensitive.
Now, let us secure a permanent sea defense to protect our coastal areas once and for all.
Long live Ghana.
Source:Agbeko Orion Kumordzie
