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born 1951 Ghana
Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang FGA (née Sam; born 22 November 1951) is a Ghanaian academic and politician who served as Minister for Education from February 2013 to January 2017. She is a professor of literature.
Also known as: Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang
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“Let us accelerate action for our mothers, our daughters, our sisters, and for the future of our great nation.”
“It is therefore important to examine what we preserve, what we discard, and why.”
“I’m not saying that a strike is a reason or that I’m calling for strikes.”
“As a lifelong teacher myself, I would like to respectfully leave my esteemed colleagues and myself with our first piece of homework.”
“We can continue to build institutions and a nation where talent, competence, and leadership are recognized and rewarded without limitation.”
“Even as we continue to navigate global and domestic challenges, this moment must be used not only to recover but to reset our economic direction.”
“Ghana’s transformation will be achieved through the collective efforts of citizens who are educated, innovative, patriotic and committed to the national cause.”
“We complement existing institutions by offering insight, testing assumptions and proposing solutions informed by global best practice and grounded in Ghana’s realities.”
“The future of African food security must be grown in African soil, financed by beneficial partnerships, powered by African enterprise and sustained through regional cooperation.”
“We will foster dialogue, intellectual honesty and collective responsibility, engage across sectors and deliver actionable advice aligned with Ghana’s long-term development vision.”
“As an advisory body, our mandate is clear and demanding to provide independent, rigorous and practical advice to support the Government.”
“As we celebrate this day, let us reaffirm our collective commitment to building a Ghana where every woman and girl has the freedom to dream, the power to achieve, and the support to excel.”
“Insofar as you see a pattern and you can extract the meaning of that pattern, it means you can problematise the problem, and then you can find a solution.”
“A future that excludes young people, women and small enterprises is not one we can afford to sleepwalk into.”
“It is not about making yourself in other people’s image.”
“Women of Ghana, International Women’s Day is our day.”
“A happy International Women’s Day to all of us.”
“I wish to assure members of the committee that your recommendations will not gather dust on the shelf.”
“We need to reach out to other aspiring women, offering mentorship and encouragement to help them rise.”
“While we may support different sides and disagree passionately, the game is ultimately bigger than any one side.”
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