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I do not intend to be a supreme leader–John Dramani Mahama

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President-elect John Dramani Mahama has vowed to lead Ghana with humility and inclusivity after his historic win in the December 7 general election. Apexnewsgh reports

Emphasizing his commitment to serving the people, Mahama Vowed to Foster a Collaborative Approach to Governance, saying, “I do not intend to be a supreme leader who lords over anyone. I will listen to the people in all my dealings as President”.¹

During a courtesy visit from Algeria’s Ambassador to Ghana, Mourad Louhaidia, who congratulated him on his election, Mahama outlined his vision for a governance style focused on , Consensus-Building, and Constructive Dialogue.

He assured Ghanaians that the National Democratic Congress (NDC), with its parliamentary majority, would not abuse its power. Instead, his administration would prioritize collaboration and mutual respect.

Mahama expressed confidence in his team’s ability to implement strategies that would: Enhance Economic Performance, Create Opportunities for Citizens, Strengthen Ghana’s Diplomatic Ties__ with other nations

Ambassador Louhaidia praised Mahama’s victory, noting it marked significant progress in Ghana’s democratic journey. With his inauguration on the horizon, Ghanaians eagerly await Mahama’s leadership, hopeful for a brighter future.

Source: Apexnewsgh.com

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