[ad_1]
The Chief Executive Officer of PIWAK Natural Health, producers of the 3P Garlic Mixture, Dr Prince Nelson Mortoti, has called on Ghanaians to move beyond merely setting New Year resolutions and instead focus on consistency, discipline, and civic responsibility as the true drivers of personal success and national development.
In a press release to mark the 2026 New Year, Dr Mortoti observed that while many individuals begin each year with enthusiasm and determination, that energy often fades as the months progress, resulting in abandoned or poorly pursued goals.
He stressed that the real difference between setting goals and achieving them lies in sustained commitment and discipline.
According to him, individuals—especially those who serve as the backbone of their families—must pursue success through hard work, self-discipline, and with reliance on God’s grace and Allah’s guidance.
Dr Mortoti identified Article 41 of Ghana’s 1992 Constitution as a powerful yet underutilised tool that can help shape character, guide behaviour, and promote both personal growth and national progress.
He explained that Article 41 outlines the fundamental duties and obligations of every Ghanaian citizen, emphasising that rights must go hand in hand with responsibilities.
These duties include promoting national unity, respecting and defending the Constitution, working conscientiously, protecting public property, paying taxes, safeguarding the environment, and contributing to community development.
The PIWAK Natural Health CEO urged tutors and educators to deliberately teach and explain Article 41 to students, so that by the time they complete their education and enter society, they are already grounded in their civic responsibilities.
He also appealed to religious leaders to incorporate the teaching of Article 41 into sermons and lessons in churches, mosques, and traditional homes, stressing that families and workplaces must equally play their part in reinforcing these values.
“Such a collective effort will help build the Ghana we all desire,” Dr Mortoti stated.
Touching on national cohesion, Dr Mortoti noted that Ghana is made up of people from diverse religious, ethnic, political, and ideological backgrounds. Despite these differences, he said the Constitution demands unity and peaceful coexistence among citizens.
To reinforce his message, he referenced Romans 12:18, which states: “If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone,” urging Ghanaians to prioritise harmony, mutual respect, and national unity in the year ahead.
Dr Mortoti’s message, he said, is a call for collective responsibility, reminding citizens that sustainable development begins with individual discipline and a shared commitment to the nation’s values and laws.
[ad_2]