First Lady Mrs. Lordina Mahama addressed fellow First Ladies at the 30th OAFLAD Summit in Addis Ababa, indicating that she is fully committed to supporting OAFLAD’s #BuildingResilience Campaign, with a special focus on access to health, education and women’s empowerment.
Mrs. Lordina Mahama
When women and children are healthy, families are stronger and nations thrive. Among others, the Lordina Foundation provides free health screenings and treatment to thousands of women, children, and the elderly, and has built three modern maternity and children’s wards at Bole District Hospital, Nkoranza Municipal Hospital, and Bodom Health Centre, with another facility nearing completion in Asukawkaw.
Se said, ”looking ahead to 2026, we will continue to empower women in small and medium-sized businesses, aligning with government initiatives, including the 24-Hour Economy and the new Women’s Development Bank. When we empower a woman economically, we empower an entire family and uplift an entire community”.
Ghana’s First Lady Mrs. Lordina Mahama addresses 330th OAFLAD Summit in Addis Ababa.
Mrs. Mahama said, ”because education unlocks potential, we are proudly supporting 40 underprivileged JHS girls through the Merck Foundation ‘Educating Linda’ Scholarship Programme, every girl we support becomes a leader, a change-maker, and a nation-builder”.
