Until we restore values—not just shout about them—we’ll raise children who think morality is outdated, virginity is negotiable, and DNA is a lottery. And so, we close with this proverb from the elders: “If the roots rot, the leaves will gossip about the wind.” Ghana, our roots are decaying. And the children? They are the leaves—fluttering in confusion, searching for direction in a storm of neglect. Let us water our roots again—before the whole tree falls.
