Akufo-Addo's Secret Call: The Untold Story of Ghana's Education Reform

Ghanaian Education Minister Recounts Akufo-Addo's Call to Reform Education Ghana's former Education Minister, Hon. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, recently shared a compelling story about his involvement in reforming the country's education system. In an interview, he revealed how former President Nana Akufo-Addo personally contacted him, asking for his expertise to lead the initiative. "The former president called me and said, 'Matthew, I need you to come down and help us change the education system in Ghana,'" Adutwum recalled. This direct request highlights the significance placed on educational reform by the previous administration. Adutwum's account details the challenges faced, including resistance to change and resource constraints. He also discussed the successes achieved, such as the introduction of new educational policies and infrastructure improvements. While the video focuses on the personal experience, it provides valuable context for understanding the broader political and educational landscape of Ghana. His insights offer a unique perspective on the impact of leadership and policy decisions on the nation's education system.