Ghana’s Turnaround Begins Today, Says President Mahama
President Mahama calls for a comprehensive reset to address the nation’s challenges and foster lasting progress
- Mahama calls for a comprehensive reset to overcome Ghana's economic hardships and governance challenges
- Mahama assures Ghanaians that change is possible with a new approach to leadership
- The President stresses the need for democracy to deliver tangible benefits to the everyday lives of citizens
President John Dramani Mahama has unveiled a bold vision for Ghana’s future, emphasizing the need for a complete reset to address the country’s most pressing issues and set it on a path of progress.
Reflecting on the challenges faced by Ghanaians in recent years, Mahama acknowledged the economic difficulties but remained hopeful.
He assured citizens that these challenges were not beyond resolution and vowed to guide the country towards a brighter future.
In his speech at his inauguration as the 6th President of the 4th Republic, Mahama stressed the importance of governance that translates into tangible benefits for the people.
He remarked, “If democracy is to be celebrated as the best form of governance, then its outcomes must be felt in the daily lives of citizens.”
He also noted the growing sense of disillusionment among the populace, recognizing that many feel disconnected from the promised benefits of democracy. Nevertheless, he expressed optimism, drawing on the strength and resilience of the Ghanaian people.
“We have faced difficult times, transitioning from one crisis to another. But hope is on the horizon,” Mahama said, declaring the moment a fresh start for the nation. “Today marks the beginning of a new opportunity—a chance to reset our governance and economic strategies. Together, we will move forward and reset our beloved nation, Ghana.”
