The Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has encouraged Ghanaians to develop a positive mindset and inculcate optimism into whatever they put their minds to.
He says with a can-do spirit, Ghanaians would be able to achieve whatever they envision, irrespective of how complex it appears.
Delivering a speech Wednesday, February 07, 2024, to outline his vision for the country in the possibility of becoming President, Dr. Bawumia noted that “there is a critical failure of mindset that manifests itself, the absence of core values, patriotism and principles within our society.
“We need to invigorate the can-do spirit of the Ghanaian to believe that we can do better than we have ever imagined if we put our minds to it.”
He commended the recent laurels chalked by two senior high schools internationally in robotics, encouraging others to continue to compete globally to fly high the flag of Ghana, citing the recent attempts made by some individuals to break some of the Guinness World Records.
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He said “for eg, our students from Mamfe Girls’ Senior High School and Prempeh College, have won international robotic competitions against their peers in the US, Germany and South Korea.
“We must apply the same mindset of beating the world in robotics, singathons and cookathons to every sphere of economic activity,” he pointed out.
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