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The quality of a nation’s output is greatly determined by the quality of its education.
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As the Communications Officer for one of the oldest, if not the oldest, Bilateral Trade Associations in Ghana, I gained significant exposure.

The nation has failed to properly educate its citizens, create an education model that will widen the worldview of its citizens, instill a sense of nationalism, and make them problem solvers.

Our world has come a long way, and we, the people, must learn to change our thinking so we can realize our full potential as a race by coming together and working to fight common hindrances like poverty and disease.

Why would a leader of this nation lack the will to stop what clearly has become an existential threat? Well, the simple answer is greed. They can construct impeccable English and cite several excuses as the hindrance, but the real Teflon is greed.

The majority of the people who elect leaders in my country have little education, sometimes none. Also, the colonial system which established the educational system doesn’t make it any better. They needed some guidance.

Patriotism is not a right of a nation. Patriotism is a luxury that a serving nation enjoys.