‎4th Ghana Women Forum Summit held to educate women on Collaboration Over Competition


              Story by Azaglo Michael 


 ‎At the recent 4th Ghana Women Forum Summit, held under the theme "The Future is Women: Equipping Women to Secure the Future Generation," key national leaders gathered to discuss economic independence, tech literacy, and the crucial impact of the newly passed Affirmative Action Bill.

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‎Addressing the gathering, the Acting Vice Chancellor of Accra Metropolitan University, Prof. Goski Alabi, stressed that equal rights naturally follow when women are equipped educationally and financially.

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Acting Vice Chancellor of Accra Metropolitan University, Prof. Goski Alabi, 

‎"The future isn’t just for women; rather, women make the future." — Prof. Goski Alabi

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‎She highlighted two transformative initiatives designed to bridge the gap:

‎Women in Banking Program: Driving long-term financial security for women across Ghana.

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‎1 Million Coding Program: Opening doors to digital literacy, global tech opportunities, and work-from-home flexibility.

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‎Prof. Alabi also urged women to use social media wisely for personal growth rather than falling into the trap of comparison, advising them to stand firm against inferiority.

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‎The President of the Ghana Women Forum, Dr. Adeline Baidoo, spoke passionately during her press briefing about breaking the silence on personal and professional challenges. 

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‎The President of the Ghana Women Forum, Dr. Adeline Baidoo

‎She emphasized that true leadership requires economic independence, integrity, and excellence.

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‎Dr. Baidoo noted that while Ghana is making steady progress, more aggressive support is needed to place women in high-ranking societal roles.

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‎"Collaboration Over Competition"

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‎In her closing remarks, Dr. Baidoo urged the next generation of women to build their own financial foundations.

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‎She clarified that earning an independent income is not about competing with men, but about complementing them and building stronger households.

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‎She reminded attendees that humility remains a core pillar of the forum's mission.

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