Former Ghanaian lawmaker Adwoa Safo has broken her silence on the difficult treatment she endured within her own party while in office.
She revealed that despite her position, she was sidelined and pushed to the backbenches in Parliament, an experience she described as humiliating.
Safo’s account highlights the struggles female politicians face, not just from opponents but even from those within their political circles. She also faced intense scrutiny and public criticism from members of her own party, with some questioning her dedication.
One of the most vocal critics was Kennedy Agyapong, who publicly lambasted her for her absence from parliamentary duties, further fueling tensions within the party.
Her decision to speak out sheds light on the inner workings of Ghanaian politics, particularly the challenges of maintaining influence as a woman in leadership. Safo’s revelations serve as a reminder of the need for a more inclusive and respectful political environment.
Source: NewsandVibes.com
