Abila

[Abila @Ritty2120]

@YayraKoku Happy birthday Sir 🍰🎉🙏

[Hon. Isaac Adongo @HonIsaacAdongo]

I initiated the dredging of the Tindonsobligo Dam to restore its capacity & secure water for Tindonsobligo & Tindonmolgo. This intervention will boost irrigation, support livelihoods, & strengthen local economic activity. Dev. is action — & we are delivering in Bolga Central.

[Abila @Ritty2120]

@HonIsaacAdongo God bless you Hon 🙏🙏

[Abila @Ritty2120]

@HonIsaacAdongo Great job Hon

[Abila @Ritty2120]

@HonIsaacAdongo We are grateful Hon

[Abila @Ritty2120]

@HonIsaacAdongo Great job Hon 🙏

[Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang @NJOAgyemang]

Yesterday, I participated in the Conference for Heads of Missions and Orientation for newly appointed envoys of Ghana, where we also launched Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). The Programme was hosted by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwah, and held under the theme “Harnessing the Dividends of Diplomacy for Ghana’s Reset Agenda.”

In his address, H.E. President John Dramani Mahama charged the new envoys to project an image of Ghana built on economic diplomacy, integrity, professionalism, efficiency, and service. He emphasized that Ghana’s missions abroad must now operate with specific economic targets guided by the newly introduced KPIs, to ensure accountability and measurable outcomes in the pursuit of the Reset Agenda.

The President further stressed the philosophy of Afro-Pragmatism as the framework for Ghana’s foreign policy, calling for a relentless pursuit of the national interest while maintaining constructive international partnerships.

It was noted that this cohort of ambassadors and high commissioners will arguably be the most well-prepared in Ghana’s history, as they undergo rigorous training and orientation spanning areas such as economic diplomacy, international etiquette, and practical mission management. This preparation reflects the government’s seriousness in aligning diplomacy with Ghana’s transformation agenda.

The orientation programme and the launch of KPIs highlight the administration’s vision to retool foreign missions into strategic drivers of economic growth. By prioritizing trade, investment, innovation and service to Ghanaians home and abroad, these reforms place diplomacy at the heart of national development and the Reset Ghana Agenda.

[Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang @NJOAgyemang]

I had the honour of joining the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi for a meeting during his visit to Ghana. Our discussions focused on strengthening the longstanding ties between our two nations and exploring new areas of cooperation for mutual growth and development.

Afterwards, a state dinner was held in honour of the Prime Minister.

[Abila @Ritty2120]

@Gen_Buhari_ Your brain 🧠 needs a reset.

[Dr. George @GeorgeAnagli]

Thank you, Honorable Minister! 🥹❤️

[Felix Kwakye Ofosu @FelixKwakyeOfo1]

Tens of thousands of ghost names found on National Service payroll, President Mahama orders in immediate investigations, all arrears cleared.

[Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang @NJOAgyemang]

I held an extensive discussion with the Diaspora African Forum, comprising female Ambassadors in Ghana. Pledging their full support and commitment to my office, they also expressed their willingness to collaborate in addressing key national challenges, particularly in food security, education, labor, and agriculture. They also highlighted their mentorship initiatives for women and emphasized the importance of country-to-country facilitation to sustainable development. They recognized the deep cultural and economic ties between Africa and its diaspora.

In response, I expressed my appreciation for their support and acknowledged the vast influence of the African diaspora. I also raised a fundamental question: why Africa, despite its significant contributions to global development, continues to face persistent challenges. I emphasized the need for Africa to support herself through self-sustaining initiatives and to empower girls and women by building their confidence and leadership potential. We need research and policies that align with our unique identity and solutions that address issues at their root.

The priorities we discussed included:

Rural Development: Improving the quality of life and, especially, enhancing the working conditions of market women. I proposed infrastructure support in markets to protect vendors from harsh weather conditions.
Women’s Health: Expanding the healthcare focus beyond reproductive health to include mental health support for women.
Quality Education: Ensuring children receive a high-standard education that equips them for the future.
Empowering Small Businesses: Recognizing and elevating the economic value of small-scale enterprises such as shea butter and soap production.
Agricultural Sustainability: Establishing a robust irrigation system in northern Ghana to support farmers and improve local livelihoods.

We must continue to grow strategic partnerships that drive tangible progress and take actionable steps toward long-term development solutions.

[Che🇬🇭 @CheEsquire]

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[Abila @Ritty2120]

@SneakerNyame_ ORAL documents 💼 💪

[KOJO DYNAMIC 𓃵 @AnnanPerry]

I swear mugamu paaa o😂😂
Okudzeto Ablakwa is ready to face Afenyo Markin.

[Abila @Ritty2120]

@AnnanPerry God bless you 🙌🏽🙏🏽

[BLACKO @BIacksherif_]

Don't say anything, just retweet for Kalyjay ❗❣️

[With All Due Respect @cdzas]

Don’t say anything just retweet

Kevin Taylor 🔥🙏🏿

[Adjei Brefo @_adjeibrefo]

Retweet!❤️

First ever female Vice President of Ghana 🇬🇭