Archbishop Duncan Williams says Ghana faces a major problem with political divisions. The religious leader told Paul Adom Otchere that the country cannot move forward because of fights between political parties. Opposition groups refuse to back good ideas just because the ruling party suggests them. Williams used his body to show how this works during the interview. He grabbed his leg and asked Otchere to try walking forward.
The Archbishop believes this behavior stops Ghana from growing and improving. Political parties automatically say no to plans from their rivals. This creates bad feelings and keeps the nation stuck without progress. Williams thinks the constant fighting between parties hurts everyone. The opposition rejects policies not because they are bad but because enemies proposed them.
The Archbishop believes this behavior stops Ghana from growing and improving. Political parties automatically say no to plans from their rivals. This creates bad feelings and keeps the nation stuck without progress. Williams thinks the constant fighting between parties hurts everyone. The opposition rejects policies not because they are bad but because enemies proposed them.
