Mahama to Appointees: Ghanaians Deserve Humility, Not Arrogance
President cautions newly sworn-in ministers to prioritize respect, accountability, and citizens' welfare in their governance approach
- Mahama urges appointees to respect and serve Ghanaians with humility
- The President warns against dismissive or disrespectful conduct toward citizens
- Finance Minister tasked with addressing inflation, unemployment, and rising living costs
President John Dramani Mahama has called on his appointees to embrace humility, respect, and tolerance in their service to Ghanaians, emphasizing the importance of a people-centered approach to governance.
Addressing six newly sworn-in ministers at the Jubilee House on Wednesday, January 22, the President reminded them of the high expectations of the citizens who entrusted them with power.
“Our conduct must reflect humility and an unwavering respect for the people we serve,” President Mahama declared, reiterating that his administration will not condone arrogance or disregard for the concerns of the populace.
He acknowledged the rising dissatisfaction among citizens toward public officials who neglect their duties or exhibit dismissive behavior. Mahama urged his appointees to prioritize the aspirations and welfare of Ghanaians in their decision-making.
The President also tasked Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson with tackling critical economic challenges, including inflation, unemployment, the high cost of living, and infrastructural deficits.
Reaffirming his dedication to accountability and inclusivity, Mahama stated, “We must remain steadfast in our mission to serve, ensuring that our policies and actions reflect the needs and aspirations of every Ghanaian.”
