Media Wire Express Correspondent
President John Dramani Mahama has vowed to lead Ghana into a new chapter, calling for a complete reset to address the nation’s challenges and pave the way for progress.
Speaking at his inauguration as the 6th President of the 4th Republic of Ghana, Mahama reflected on the struggles the country has faced in recent years, particularly in the face of severe economic hardships.
Despite these tough times, Mahama’s tone was one of optimism and determination. He assured Ghanaians that the obstacles ahead are not insurmountable, and expressed his confidence that the country could overcome them.
“Today marks a new beginning,” Mahama said, emphasizing that it’s time for the country to reset. “We will reset Ghana,” he promised, urging citizens to join him in this important journey toward a better future.
Mahama also addressed the state of governance in Ghana, acknowledging that although democracy is widely accepted as the best form of leadership, many people feel disconnected from its benefits. He pointed out that the dividends of democracy have not been fully realized by ordinary Ghanaians.
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“If democracy is truly the best form of governance, its benefits must be felt in the daily lives of citizens,” Mahama remarked. “We must ensure that democracy works for everyone.”
The president made it clear that his government will work to close this gap and bring tangible improvements to the lives of all Ghanaians, especially those who feel left behind by the system. He called for a government that delivers real, visible outcomes for the people.
Looking ahead, Mahama’s vision for Ghana is one of inclusivity, growth, and progress. He stressed that his government would focus on listening to the needs of the people, using innovative policies and collaborative efforts to tackle the nation’s challenges.
