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President John Mahama has entrusted the newly appointed Minister for Youth, Opare Addo, with the crucial responsibility of advancing his vision for Ghana’s youth. Expressing confidence in Opare Addo’s leadership abilities, Mahama praised his exceptional organizational skills and the instrumental role he played—alongside the Youth Working Committee—during the campaign period.
The appointment of Opare Addo underscores Mahama’s commitment to making youth development a top priority in his administration’s policy agenda. By selecting him to lead the youth ministry, the President reaffirms his dedication to empowering young Ghanaians and creating opportunities for their growth and success.
In response, Opare Addo has vowed to work diligently in fulfilling Mahama’s vision. He expressed his deep appreciation to the President for the opportunity to serve and pledged to collaborate with stakeholders across various sectors to implement impactful youth development initiatives.
A video clip of Mahama’s remarks regarding Opare Addo’s appointment has been widely shared on social media, sparking optimism among Ghanaians about the future of the youth ministry under his leadership.
Meanwhile, a widely circulated photo of Opare Addo and his wife alongside Okai Mintah, Chairman of the Youth Working Committee, has generated significant online discussion about the potential impact of Mahama’s youth-focused policies.
With the ministry now poised to implement key initiatives, there is growing anticipation among stakeholders and the public for tangible outcomes that will drive meaningful progress in youth development across the country.
