REMEMBER AKUA DONKOR:A PASSIONATE VOICE FOR CHANGE

Akua Donkor, a prominent Ghanaian politician and founder of the Ghana Freedom Party (GFP), has left an indelible mark on the nation’s political landscape. Born in February 1952 in the Afigya Kwabre district of the Ashanti region, Akua’s journey began as a dedicated cocoa farmer before she ventured into the world of politics.

Her political career took flight when she successfully ran for a position in the district assembly, becoming an assemblywoman for Herman. Her passion for serving her community and advocating for the rights of the marginalized quickly garnered her recognition and respect among her peers and constituents.

Since 2012, Akua Donkor has been a steadfast presidential candidate for the GFP, tirelessly campaigning for the betterment of Ghana and advocating for policies aimed at uplifting the lives of the people. Her candidacy symbolized hope and change, as she sought to bring a fresh perspective to Ghana’s political dialogue.

Tragically, on October 28, 2024, Akua Donkor passed away at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital while she was the presidential candidate for Ghana Freedom Party of the 2024 general election of Ghana , leaving a profound sense of loss among Ghanaians. Her death comes just weeks before the presidential elections scheduled for December 6, 2024, shocking supporters and citizens alike.

In the days leading up to her passing, notable prophets such as Nigel Gaisie had warned of potential tragedies befalling presidential candidates, urging the nation to pray for their safety. Prophet Eric K. Boahen has been also called for prayers for all candidates to avoid any bad news among the candidates before December 7th

Akua Donkor’s legacy as a fierce advocate for the people and a pioneering female leader in Ghanaian politics will not be forgotten. As the nation prepares for the upcoming elections, her vision and commitment to Ghana’s future will continue to inspire many. In honoring her memory, Ghanaians are reminded of the importance of unity and hope in these challenging times.