End Child Begging Manace On Streets In Ghana Now CPP Chairperson Pressurizes Akufo-Addo
According to her, hundreds of foreign and local child beggars have taken over the streets in some parts in Accra and Kumasi due to the government inability to avert the problem which has become the security threat to Ghana.
Freeman Koryekpor 
The Chairperson of the Convention People’s Party (CPP), Nana Akosua Frimpongmaa Sarpong Kumankumah, has taken a swipe at the government of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo for not finding alternative solution to end the child begging on the principal streets in the country.
According to her, hundreds of foreign and local child beggars have taken over the streets in some parts in Accra and Kumasi due to the government inability to avert the problem which has become the security threat to Ghana.
"Our political leaders of this country have failed in allowing children to still beg on the streets and to me any government in which such act of the children will happen in its regime has failed automatically since no country can develop if children are ignored," Madam Kumakuma stated and blamed the government on the escalation of the children streets begging.
Speaking at the book launch entitled "AFRICAN WOMEN WHO INSPIRE," at Accra SSNIT Guest House, Madam Kumakuma indicated that no single child will be on the street begging for arms when the CPP is voted into power power.
The Chairperson of the Convention People’s Party (CPP), Nana Akosua Frimpongmaa Sarpong Kumankumah, has called on the government to heed the cries of the youth in the face of the current economic hardships.
“We are asking the government to immediately do what is right to ensure that, especially, foodstuffs and transportation for our young people are affordable,” she said.
On the other hand, Dr. Rosemond Aboagye, radiologist at Greater Accra Regional Hospital, Ridge and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Rand Medical and Imaging Systems who happens to be the author of the book narrated how life became difficult for her but didn't allowed that to deter her from achieving her goal of becoming a medical doctor.
She is of the view that there are a lot of young people who might be going through worse things than what she experienced and so such people hearing her story will help them forge ahead to make thier dreams a reality.
She ceased the opportunity to advise youths not to give up on their dreams and aspirations because they can make it if she was able to make it.
