To the Woman Who Walked So We Could Run - Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings
This is to the woman who stood tall when others bowed, fighting through storms and silence to defend the girl child and everything she held close to her heart.
Nana Konadu, a woman of steel, courage, and unmatched grace, gave up the comfort of her design studio to step into the rough world of politics, driven by a burning dream to help shape the Ghana she longed to see.
She carried a burning dream to help shape the Ghana she longed to see.
She was a figure so full of fire that she could light hope in the hearts of women who had forgotten they could shine, leading the 31st December Women’s Movement, a revolution of hearts and a gathering of like-minded women determined to rewrite Ghana’s story.
Her sacred mission was the empowerment of the girl child, and she fought tirelessly to see women stand tall, making history as the first woman to contest for the presidency of Ghana in 2016 after forming her own political party, the National Democratic Party.
Author's summary: Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings is a woman of courage.
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