Semi nude photos on social media will not bring you to the decision making table-Chris-Vincent Agyapong to feminists

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Human rights advocate and journalist, Chris-Vincent Agyapong has descended on women in the wake of the agitations being waged against President Akufo-Addo by feminists groups, saying they need to accept the truth and work at justifying their inclusion at the decision making table.

The President in his contribution at the Women Deliver Conference in Canada recently, said he is yet to see dynamism in Ghanaian women.

‘We are not seeing enough dynamism and activism on the part of those who are seeking. I am talking about dynamism where it matters…electing people to Parliament, controlling political parties because they are the instruments by which our societies make decisions.We are talking about decisions, not wishes and hopes, we are talking about decisions that are going to make the difference,” the President said.

This has generated a lot of controversy and discussions, with various feminist groups calling for the president’s head.

But Mr. Agyapong who believes the President was stating the obvious, took to his Facebook Page and lampooned women for sitting aloof and expecting to achieve greatness and recognition.

He wrote:

One of our social media feminists in Ghana, posting on social media for political inclusion and to be given political power, probably.

Firstly, how do you ignore the cultural importance of what you do in Ghana, and expect a mass support? Feminism gets this wrong all the time—the issue of cultural differences and approach.

Secondly, real work must be done. Show me anywhere on social media that those you find in political power or sitting behind the decision making table were showing us their six packs, legs or fine bodies? They were out there fighting for power not social media likes or comments.

And finally, while every person has a right to do whatever he or she wants with her body, it’s always good to know your audience and the people you require power from. It is quicker to change as one person than to wait for 2 million people to change, one by one, for you.

Even for a class captain, Ghanaians will not vote for such a person. And that’s the truth.

Good Morning!

See his post below:

Source: BestNewsGH.com


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Kennedy Mornah is an Award Winning Ghanaian Journalist with over two decades of experience in the Ghanaian Media landscape spanning the electronic, print and digital media. He is a Media Consultant, a Corporate MC, Radio and TV Host, Founder and Publisher of the Maritime and Transport Digest Newspaper, Businessman, a Go getter and an optimist. He has worked for renowned media organizations including Diamond Fm in Tamale, Luv Fm in Kumasi, Oman Fm in Accra and Starr Fm in Accra In 2017 he received the Reporter of the Year Award at the Ghana Shippers Awards in Accra, Ghana.

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