NELEF 2026 challenges leaders to deliver measurable results for Ghana’s youth
By: Rebecca Ampah The National Emerging Leaders Economic Forum (NELEF) 2026 has called for a stronger focus on measurable economic results, accountable governance and greater opportunities for young people across Ghana and Africa. The call was made by the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of VODEC Africa and Convener of NELEF, Mr. Daniel Asomani, during […]
The National Emerging Leaders Economic Forum (NELEF) 2026 has challenged leaders in Ghana to deliver measurable results for the country's youth, emphasizing the need for accountable governance and greater opportunities. Founded by Mr. Daniel Asomani, the CEO of VODEC Africa and Convener of NELEF, the forum aims to provide a platform for emerging leaders to influence national and continental development through evidence-based advocacy, policy engagement, and practical solutions.
NELEF urges the government to translate emerging leaders' policy priorities into clear timelines, dedicated budgets, responsible institutions, and publicly measurable outcomes, particularly in the areas of job creation, enterprise development, housing, digital transformation, value addition, and accountable governance.
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