Prince Nkansah

@samgeorgegh I have a very important question that I believe many Ghanaians would also want answers to. When you were in opposition, you stood up like Captain America in the fight against galamsey. You joined demonstrations, spoke passionately against the destruction of our lands and water bodies, and consistently held President Akufo-Addo’s government accountable for failing to tackle this menace. My question is: Where has that same energy, passion and determination gone now that you are in a position to continue the fight and help restore our land? What has changed? Was the fight against galamsey truly about protecting Ghana and its natural resources, or was it simply a political performance designed to win the trust and votes of Ghanaians and gain political power? These are serious questions, and Ghanaians deserve honest answers. The destruction of our environment has real consequences for present and future generations. It should never become an issue we speak passionately about only when it is politically convenient. Leadership comes with responsibility, accountability and consistency. If you could speak up and demand action when you were in opposition, Ghanaians have every right to expect that same courage and urgency from you today. Please come out and address the concerns of the people. Ghana deserves more than promises and political speeches. We deserve action, accountability and a genuine commitment to restoring our lands and protecting our future.