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Joana Gyan Cudjoe calls for humility and mutual respect in politics

Reiterating that nobody knows what tomorrow holds, the Amenfi Central MP concluded her message with a strong appeal for wisdom and responsibility throughout the political process, urging all citizens and leaders to safeguard national unity above partisan divisions.
She observed that changing circumstances often mean that individuals on opposite sides of the political divide today may find themselves relying on one another in the future.“Today may be your turn; tomorrow may be someone else’s turn,” Gyan Cudjoe noted, emphasising the unpredictable nature of political life.
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