Speaking during a December 31 Watchnight Service, the reverend called on citizens to refrain from placing undue pressure on the new leader as he begins his tenure.
Rev. Owusu-Bempah emphasized that rebuilding a nation takes time and requires patience from its citizens. “Resetting things requires patience. Let us allow him to press the right buttons to reset the nation,” he advised.
He also highlighted Mahama’s qualities, including his humility and dedication to Ghana’s progress, as reasons for optimism.
Ghanaians are preparing for the inauguration of John Dramani Mahama, who is set to begin his second term as President.
His vision for the country, outlined in his New Year message, focuses on economic transformation, job creation, and fostering innovation.
Mahama also pledged to promote youth empowerment and implement measures to tackle corruption and overspending.
The incoming administration is committed to engaging businesses, simplifying bureaucratic processes, and creating opportunities for all.
Mahama has reassured citizens that his government will prioritize equity and shared prosperity, stating, “We are committed to removing barriers and providing the necessary resources.”
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The cause of the fire is currently unknown. The Public Relations Officer of the Tema Region of the power distributor, Ms. Sakyiwaa Mensah, appreciated the Ghana National Fire Service for their timely intervention in curtailing the fire.
The PRO further cautioned the public generally to be careful of how open fire is handled in such times of dry weather and bushes as the bushes can easily catch fire and end up causing massive property damage, and affect businesses.
This report highlights a disturbing case of large-scale fraud in Ghana, targeting vulnerable jobseekers with promises of employment in the country’s security services. Kojo Opei, a former deputy organizer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Awutu Senya West constituency, allegedly exploited his political connections to deceive over 60 individuals, defrauding them of a staggering 10 billion Ghana cedis.
