Dr Daniel Augustus Lartey Junior, the 2024 Presidential Candidate for the Great Consolidated Popular Party (GCPP), has expressed his support for the government's initiatives aimed at promoting environmental sustainability.

Specifically, he agrees with the proposal to ban the use of wood for chairs and tables in favour of plastic and metal alternatives.

Speaking at Kwabenya Senior High School in Accra on June 5, 2025 during the launched of One Tree Per Child Initiative, he emphasised the need to conserve Ghana's trees and wood resources, citing the importance of preserving the environment for future generations.

He highlighted the benefits of using recyclable materials such as plastic and metal, noting that plastic can be recycled more easily than metal.

“Let us all support this agenda for a better Ghana aside our political differences,” he said.

Dr Lartey also commended the government's efforts to engage the youth, particularly through initiatives like teaching them how to plant and grow their own food.

He urged Ghanaians to put aside their political differences and work together to build a prosperous country.

He emphasised the importance of collaboration and unity in driving progress and achieving positive transformation.

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