John Dramani Mahama has officially been sworn in as the President of the Republic of Ghana, beginning his second term in office following a decisive victory in the 2024 general elections.
John Mahama
The historic inauguration ceremony took place on January 7, 2025, at the iconic Black Star Square in Accra, drawing a large audience of dignitaries, political leaders, and citizens who gathered to celebrate this significant moment in Ghana’s democratic journey.
President Mahama, leader of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), took the oath of office administered by Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo, pledging to serve the nation faithfully and uphold the Constitution. “I solemnly swear to dedicate myself to the service and welfare of the people of Ghana,” Mahama affirmed during his swearing-in.
Prof.Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemanf, Ghana’s first female Vice president
The December 7 elections saw Mahama secure a commanding mandate from the electorate, reflecting widespread trust in his leadership and vision for Ghana.
Global dignitaries, including heads of state, diplomats, and representatives from international organizations, were in attendance to congratulate the President on his return to office. The event also marked a historic milestone with the swearing-in of Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang as Vice President, making her the first woman to hold the position in Ghana’s history.
As he begins his second term, President Mahama has outlined a bold agenda to address critical national challenges, including youth unemployment, economic recovery, healthcare improvements, and infrastructure development. He has also committed to fostering a more inclusive and participatory political environment, ensuring that every Ghanaian has a chance to prosper.
“This is a time for unity and collective effort. My administration is determined to deliver on the hopes and aspirations of the people,” Mahama said, signaling his focus on transformative governance.
The peaceful transition of power and the orderly nature of the inauguration reaffirm Ghana’s reputation as one of Africa’s most stable democracies. With strong leadership and a clear vision, the nation looks forward to a future of progress and opportunity under Mahama’s second term.Source:dailymailgh.com
