This will break the divisive partisanship in governance in Ghana, bring an end to the “winner takes all” political syndrome, and ensure Good Governance.

Encourage reforms in political parties' internal democratic processes to ensure inclusiveness.

Unite a divided Ghana through Inclusive and Effective participation of different stakeholder interest groups in Governance. This will promote equal Opportunities for All.

Establish a Government of the people, by the people, and for the people.

Develop a new paradigm shift in National Development Planning that moves Ghana from growth and stability to economic transformation.

This paradigm shift is articulated in the Great Transformational Plan (GTP). The GTP is anchored on 15 key pillars with 10 enablers which are the critical success factors for the GTP to be realized.

Fight corruption through institutional and legal reforms, leadership by example, technological innovation in public service delivery, and societal pressure and advocacy.

Create a functional society that prioritizes discipline and getting things done.

Celebrate competence, excellence, and meritocracy rather than mediocrity.

Emphasize solution-based thinking and execution.

Strengthen commitment to the rule of law for national development.