We will succeed in facing the hardships facing Ghana – Akufo-Addo
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has assured the people of Ghana of the commitment of the Government to successfully solve the problems facing the country.
Speaking at the 18th Meeting of the Consultative Council of the Anglican Church on Sunday, February 12, 2023, President Akufo-Addo said he understands that it is very difficult in Ghana, as it is for most people in the world.
“However, with the help of Almighty God, and supported by determination, hard work and collective sacrifice, I am confident that we will succeed in facing these difficulties, bring relief to the people of Ghana, and return the economy to the high growth rate that reflects management of our economy for three (3) years prior to the outbreak of COVID in 2020 and the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The government, according to the President, “is implementing several policy measures for this purpose, and, sooner rather than later, we will solve it.”
Anglican Consultative Council
Welcome to the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury, the Rt. Hon. Justin Portal Welby, and the Anglican Consultative Council, to Ghana, the President told the gathering in the Anglican Church has a good example of what it means to love one another and give cheerfully to those in need, and continue to play a significant role. role in the growth and development of the nation.
“All Anglicans are very indebted to the Primate and Metropolitan Archbishop and their team for the dynamism we are experiencing in the Anglican Communion in Ghana today. I have participated, as well as following activities, which I am proud of as an Anglican,” he said.
Addressing the financial sustainability strategy of the Anglican Church in Ghana, which seeks to move the Church to a position of self-reliance, the President commended the decision of the Church to establish an insurance broker.
“I also want to congratulate the Bishop, Rt Rev Dr Daniel Torto and all the members of my Diocese, Diocese of Accra, for the great investment in agriculture, through the cultivation of one thousand (1,000) hectares of rubber plantation, the largest, privately owned rubber plantation in the country,” he emphasized.
The President continued, “These and other projects carried out by the various Dioceses contribute positively to the economic growth of Ghana, and create jobs in various communities. The Government is ready to partner and support the various initiatives of the Church, especially those in line with the principles country policy directives, to help develop a progressive and prosperous Ghana.
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