Akua Donkor, the founder and flagbearer of the Ghana Freedom Party (GFP), has reportedly died at Ridge Hospital in Accra. The news was confirmed by sources close to the situation, as reported by Metrotvonline.com.
The specific circumstances surrounding her death remain unclear at this time. In light of this loss, Ghanaians are encouraged to extend their condolences to her family during this challenging period.
Akua Donkor was a prominent figure in Ghanaian politics, celebrated for her outspoken nature and her unwavering commitment to advocating for the rights of women and farmers.
Further details will be provided as they become available.
About Akua Donkor
Akua Donkor was born in February 1952 in the Afigya Kwabre District of Ghana’s Ashanti Region. A cocoa farmer by trade, she did not receive formal education.
Donkor began her political journey by being elected as an assemblywoman for Herman, a stepping stone toward her aspiration of becoming the President of Ghana. Her presidential ambitions were notably highlighted during the 2012 elections when she sought to run as an independent candidate.
However, the electoral commission barred her from participating, a decision with which Madam Donkor strongly disagreed.
