Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Reymond Awusei Johnson
Published on 2024-03-09 19:26:59
Mrs. Lordina Mahama recently visited markets in the region to address concerns about subpar sanitary conditions and the need for improved market infrastructure. Having been a market woman for over three decades herself, Mrs. Mahama expressed great empathy for the challenges faced by the traders.
During her visit, Mrs. Mahama met with the Market Queens of Kumasi and assured them of her unwavering support. She emphasized her deep connection with market women, stating, “I am one of you. I have been a market woman for over 30 years, so I know what you are going through.” Recognizing the important role market women play in the economy, Mrs. Mahama promised to always support them, regardless of their political affiliations.
In addition to her support, Mrs. Mahama pledged that a future NDC administration led by John Mahama would prioritize the needs and concerns of market women nationwide. As part of their 2020 manifesto, plans were revealed for the construction of additional markets in all regions under a Mahama administration.
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, Mrs. Mahama extended her best wishes to all women and commended them for their tireless efforts in contributing to a better world. She applauded the Market Queens and all women for their resilience and dedication.
Throughout her interactions with market women, Mrs. Mahama reiterated her commitment to their cause. She assured them that her doors are always open and that she would continue to love and support them in any way possible. Regardless of their political preferences, Mrs. Mahama emphasized that her support for market women is unwavering.
The visit to the markets and the discussions with the Market Queens highlighted the importance of addressing the challenges faced by women in the market sector. Mrs. Mahama’s pledge to prioritize their needs and concerns in a future NDC administration reflects her dedication to improving the lives of market women across the country.
As Mrs. Mahama continues to engage with market women and advocate for their rights, her message of love, support, and empowerment resonates with women from all walks of life. Her commitment to creating a better future for market women reinforces the idea that inclusivity and support are essential for building a more equitable society.
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