Ghana’s Parliament has paid tribute to the late former First Lady, Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings, describing her as a remarkable woman who embodied courage, vision, and an unrelenting commitment to women’s empowerment. MPs from both the Majority and Minority Caucuses lauded her contributions to national development and social welfare, highlighting her pioneering role in advancing women’s participation in politics and national development.
Key Tributes:
– Kwabena Okyere Darko-Mensah, MP for Takoradi: Described Nana Konadu as “a force in Ghanaian politics” who made a lasting impact on women’s empowerment and national development.
– Mahama Ayariga, Majority Leader: Praised her legacy, stating that her impact on national development and social welfare remains unmatched.
– Hajia Zuwera Mohammed Ibrahimah, MP for Salaga South: Urged Ghanaians to honor Nana Konadu’s legacy by continuing her work in advancing gender equality and women’s representation in leadership.
– Fred Kwesi Agbenyo, MP for Guan: Described her as an “irreplaceable pillar” in Ghana’s democratic and developmental journey.
Parliament adjourned its sitting as a mark of respect and in recognition of her legacy. The nation has declared three days of national mourning in her honor.
