Photos: Joy FM Thought Leadership: The Scorecard forum attracts thousands

On Tuesday, Joy FM’s Thought Leadership Unit organized “Scorecard,” a public forum in Accra aimed to access the New Patriotic Party administration’s performance since assuming office.

Over 1,500 participants attended the event – the first of its kind under the new administration – and included University students, economists, government officials and political party supporters. Six sessions ensued with topics including the economy, health, education, agriculture, rural development, infrastructure, social services, social Intervention programmes, sanitation, governance, corruption and public accountability.

The event paraded high profile personalities with extensive knowledge in their various fields of endeavor.

Participants at the registration desk.

A section of the participants at the program.

Minister for Planning Prof. George Gyan Barffuor (middle) and Dr. Priscilla Twumasi Baffour, Economist and Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Ghana, Legon. 

Raymond Acquah  of Joy News (left) moderated the program.

Former Mayor of Accra Nat Nunoo Amarteifio.

Vice President of Imani Ghana Kofi Bentil, makes a contribution while Peter Quartey, a Professor of Economics and Head of the Economics Division at ISSER, University of Ghana, Legon.

Kobby Blay, public health nurse at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital and blogger.

Former Minister of Finance Seth Terkper.

Dr. Priscilla Twumasi Baffour, Economist and Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Ghana, Legon. 

 

Anis Haffar, Educationist, Author, and Founder of the GATE Institute.

 

Nana Ansah Kwao, (left) an employee of The Multimedia Group, shakes hands with a guest.

Kofi Abotsi Lawyer and Former Dean, GIMPA Law Faculty.

 

Prof Peter Quartey, Professor of Economics and Head of the Economics Division at ISSER, University of Ghana, Legon.

Professor George Gyan Baffour.

Afia Pokua of Joy News’ sister station, Adom FM, and Head of Joy News’ Political Desk Evans Mensah (middle) in a group picture with panelists after a session.

 

 

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