Rapper, Okyeame Kwame has said the responsibility of fixing Ghana does not rest on the shoulders of a single individual, particularly those in political power.
Instead, he advocates for a collective effort involving every Ghanaian to bring about positive change in the country.
This was in response to a thought-provoking question posed by media personality Naa Ashorkor, who asked her Twitter followers, “Who do you believe will fix the country?”
Okyeame’s response underscored the idea that real change begins with individuals and communities taking responsibility for their own growth and development.
He tweeted, “You Naa, you will fix the country.
Starting with your health, then mindset, then your family, then your work. If we all start a small light in our little corners, Ghana will become bright. All the names you have mentioned can also light a small flame. However, Ghana cannot be fixed by one man. No messiah in politics.”
The message encourages Ghanaians to focus on self-improvement and community-building as essential components of national progress. It stresses that while political leaders have a role to play, the ultimate transformation of the country requires the active participation and dedication of every citizen.
It emphasizes the idea that a united effort, with each individual contributing positively to their immediate environment, can collectively bring about significant improvements in the nation.
As Ghana grapples with various challenges and opportunities for growth, Okyeame Kwame’s message serves as a reminder that the power to effect change lies within the hearts and actions of its people. It encourages a shift in mindset towards taking ownership of personal and communal development, with the ultimate goal of building a brighter and better Ghana for all.
By Francis Addo