Actress Yvonne Nelson says by the age of 60 years, she will be remembered as the one who made Ghanaians see the light after several decades in the dark.
The actress is one of the few celebrities who has been critical of governments in the country either past or present.
She is credited for holding the ‘dumsor’ must stop vigil which drummed home the need for government to deal with the electricity crisis which was gradually crippling the economy of Ghana.
Speaking to her followers on Twitter which has become a norm for her, the actress and movie producer promised that when she’s 60 years old, she should be able to pride herself as one of the few who made Ghanaians “see the light”.
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Nelson said she’s been involved in advocacy not because she wants to occupy a position of influence but rather because she wants to have an impact in the lives of Ghanaians.
Replying to Asante Kwame@KAsante9000·1 who asked “Have u ever thought of becoming an MP or minister in the future???”, she said, “Just helping. Not bothered about the titles”.
“What do you hope to have achieved by the time you are 60 yearsold?” another fan also asked to which she replied, “To Help Ghanaians see the light”.
The actress spoke about other things including giving birth to three children and the fact that if she falls in love with a Nigerian she will settle with the individual regardless of her experience with Nigerian men.
