'Stop massaging galamsey'- RRIG director rallies media to drive constitutional reforms

She questioned why political leaders and state actors continue to treat illegal mining with leniency, warning that the destruction of clean water and fertile agricultural lands threatens the very survival of current and future generations.

Speaking in an interview on the sidelines of a two-day "Media Engagement on Constitutional Reforms," Madam Oppong emphasized that journalists hold a sacred civic duty to facilitate constructive, inclusive, and balanced public dialogue on the future of Ghana's governance.

Collage of Mad Aba Oppong and some media participants The Director for the Rights and Responsibilities Initiative Ghana (RRIG- CDD), Madam Aba Oppong, has urged media practitioners to transcend their traditional roles of educating, entertaining, and informing, and actively serve as honest, transparent brokers in the ongoing national discourse on constitutional reform and the fight against illegal mining (galamsey).