Ghanaian Voters Now Demand Accountability—Lydia Forson.
Ghanaian actress and entrepreneur Lydia Forson has praised the increasing discernment of the Ghanaian electorate in the aftermath of the 2024 elections. Speaking on BBC's Newsday on December 9, 2024, Lydia remarked that voters are moving away from tribal or party loyalty and are now prioritizing accountability and delivery from their leaders.The actress linked the defeat of the incumbent New Patriotic Party (NPP) to public dissatisfaction over governance issues, particularly among the youth. "Accountability is one of the main things a lot of young people are angry about," she stated. "While global economic challenges are undeniable, the frustration among Ghanaians stems from a feeling of being unheard."She urged the incoming government to adopt a "listening leadership" approach, emphasizing that Ghanaians are ready to hold leaders accountable to their promises. "This election wasn’t about any political party—it was about the people. […]
