Edwina Akufo-Addo, daughter of President Nana Akufo-Addo, and her husband, Kwabena Jumah, have been spotted arriving at Akwamu Fie to participate in the groundbreaking ceremony of Miko Pharmaceuticals.
The couple, were captured stepping out of a luxurious Range Rover, as seen in a video shared by social media user “WithAlvin” on X.
The event marks a significant step in the pharmaceutical industry, with Miko Pharmaceuticals set to bring innovation and job opportunities to the area.
However, amid the fuss surrounding the ceremony, online conversations took a turn as netizens used the #StopGalamseyNow hashtag to push the ongoing campaign against illegal mining (galamsey) in the country.
Social media platforms have always been known to be a space where Ghanaians balance celebration with urgent calls for action, highlighting the importance of sustainable development alongside progress in various sectors.
The call to address galamsey serves as a reminder of the environmental challenges that Ghana faces, urging authorities and influential figures to tackle the issue with urgency.
As the ceremony concluded, the spotlight remained on the couple, the excitement of industrial progress and the critical need for environmental control, blending the hopes for future growth with the responsibility to protect the nation’s resources.
Watch video below:
https://x.com/withalvin__/status/1841084785566875788?s=46&t=lneytLUllDfCHNxL0Cl9oA
