By: Alexander Afriyie
The trend of naming Ghana’s public institutions, such as universities, after politicians has sparked controversy. Critics argue that this practice overshadows the contributions of other professions and individuals who have made significant impacts on the country.
By predominantly naming institutions after politicians, there is a risk of diminishing the recognition of achievements in other fields, such as science, art, and education. This raises questions about the representation and celebration of Ghana’s diverse professional landscape.
A balanced approach to naming institutions could ensure that various professions and contributions are acknowledged, providing a more comprehensive reflection of Ghana’s heritage and achievements