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Ghana’s Second Lady, Hajia Samira Bawumia, has reaffirmed her commitment to the creative arts industry, pledging unwavering support and tangible solutions to address its challenges.
Speaking at an event unveiling her husband Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s vision as the NPP’s presidential candidate, Samira emphasized that her dedication goes beyond politics. She assured stakeholders, including actors and musicians, that their needs would be prioritized if her husband becomes president.
“This is not just politics,” she declared. “I genuinely believe in the power of the creative arts to transform lives. My concern is real, and my commitment is unwavering.”
Highlighting the industry’s role in shaping national identity, fostering economic growth, and inspiring cultural pride, Samira vowed to amplify the voices of creatives at the highest levels of governance.
“I want to be held accountable for every promise I make,” she stated. “If we do not deliver, you have every right to question us. This is a partnership to build a thriving creative arts sector.”
Her bold remarks were welcomed by the audience, sparking hope for a sector that has long suffered from underrepresentation and neglect. Samira’s promise represents a step towards recognizing creatives as vital contributors to Ghana’s development.