The Deputy Chief of Staff, Nana Oye Bampoe Addo, has reiterated President John Dramani Mahama’s unwavering commitment to the empowerment and inclusion of persons living with disabilities (PWDs) in Ghana.
She made these remarks during a visit to the Dzorwulu Special School as part of activities marking her 60th birthday anniversary.
The visit formed part of her personal initiative to give back to society, with a special focus on vulnerable groups, particularly children with special needs.
Addressing staff and students at the school, Nana Oye Bampoe Addo emphasized that President Mahama’s administration remains resolute in promoting policies and programs that protect the rights, dignity, and welfare of persons with disabilities.
According to her, empowering PWDs is not only a social responsibility but also a critical component of national development.
She noted that government interventions under President Mahama are aimed at improving access to quality education, healthcare, and economic opportunities for persons with disability, while also ensuring the full implementation of Ghana’s disability laws and international commitments.
Nana Oye Bampoe Addo commended the management and teachers of the Dzorwulu Special School for their dedication to nurturing children with special needs, describing their work as “vital to building an inclusive and compassionate society.”
As part of the visit, she interacted with students and staff, offering words of encouragement and reaffirming government’s support for institutions that cater for persons with disability.
The event was marked by goodwill messages, reflections on inclusion, and a renewed call for collective action to ensure that persons living with disabilities are fully integrated into all aspects of national life.