In a bid to promote inclusion and break down stereotypes, STAR Ghana Foundation has launched the Fulbe Integration Manual, a guide designed to support the integration of the Fulani community into Ghanaian society.
The event, attended by key leaders and stakeholders, highlighted the need for deliberate action to end the marginalisation of this long-established ethnic group.
Speaking at the launch, Amidu Ibrahim-Tanko, Executive Director of STAR Ghana Foundation, emphasised the need to move beyond the stereotype that portrays the Fulani as merely herders or outsiders.
He called for recognition of the community's diverse contributions to Ghana's socio-economic development. "We need to begin to look at how we take it from this," he said, stressing the importance of embracing the Fulani as an integral part of Ghana's growth story.
