Electrochem-Ada standoff: Dr. Agyemang-Lardey calls for dialogue, urgent government intervention
Dr. Agyemang-Lardey called for dialogue and urgent government intervention recently in response to a standoff between Electrochem Ghana Limited and sections of the indigenous people of Ada. He stated, "The time has come for meaningful engagement."
Dr. Agyemang-Lardey, a proud son of Ada and Leader of the Inspire Them Foundation, has followed recent developments with deep concern. He noted that the growing tension threatens the peace and security of communities, livelihoods of families, confidence of investors, and harmonious relationships. He also stated that ordinary citizens-fishermen, salt winners, traders, women, youth, and children-are often the greatest victims of such tensions. He respectfully called on the Government of Ghana to intervene immediately through an impartial, transparent, and inclusive dialogue involving all relevant stakeholders, including representatives of the government, Electrochem Ghana Limited, traditional authorities, community leaders, youth groups, women's representatives, and civil society organisations.
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A standoff between Electrochem Ghana Limited and the people of Ada has prompted Dr. Agyemang-Lardey to call for urgent government intervention. The
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