Human rights violations have been increasing on the same platform, despite the fact that the media has been a convenient way for politicians to reach voters and the public. Perhaps as a result of stigmatization or cultural impediments, women's participation and involvement in Ghanaian politics have not received much attention or recognition. Even those who make an effort to remove the current and dominant hurdles, however, frequently run into more difficult issues along the way.
One of the courageous and powerful women paving the way for Ghanaian women's future in politics is Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang. She can professionally adjust to the masculinity that comes with the present political tendencies because to her charisma, maturity, and emotional intelligence. One example is when, before of the 2020 general elections, Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party, declared on live radio (Wontumi radio) that Professor Jane is "ugly" and "witch."


After learning of this, Professor Jane did not take offense but instead advocated for reforms against men who verbally or generally mistreat women for political reasons. A number of female activists loudly denounced Wontumi's move, and because some males also opposed it, the fight for women's rights in Ghana was won. Prof. Naana Opoku-Agyemang's selection as the National Democratic Congress' running mate helped them win a significant majority in Ghana's Central Region legislative elections.
Alexander Afenyo-Markin, the current leader of the majority caucus in Parliament, also criticized Prof. Jane's age and personality this year, casting doubt on the future of women's participation in Ghanaian politics.
Despite his selection of a running companion, he was unable to find someone who could be considered to be making plans for the future, he stated. There is no succession plan in place, and the individual is over 70. Their government will be in trouble from the very beginning. The elderly woman who was unable to perform at the Education Ministry was chosen.