President Bio Attends Inauguration of Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama

His Excellency, President Julius Maada Bio, joined fellow Heads of State and dignitaries at the inauguration of Ghana’s newly elected President, John Dramani Mahama, held at the iconic Black Star Square in Accra.

The grand celebration, attended by thousands of Ghanaians, including key stakeholders and traditional leaders, marked a significant milestone in Ghana’s democratic history.

In his inaugural address, President Mahama lauded the Ghanaian people for their dedication to peaceful elections, reaffirming Ghana’s status as a beacon of democracy in Africa.

He called for national unity, urging citizens to work collectively toward the nation’s development and emphasizing the importance of cohesion in overcoming challenges.

President Mahama also addressed the broader African context, advocating for unity and peace across the continent. He urged African nations to act as their “brother’s keeper” and emphasized the need to strengthen bilateral relationships to foster mutual growth and regional stability.

Outlining his priorities, President Mahama committed to enhancing public health systems, implementing stringent anti-corruption measures, and promoting transparency in governance. His pledge to address these critical areas aims to improve the lives of Ghanaian citizens.

The President of Nigeria, His Excellency Bola Ahmed Tinubu, attended as the guest of honor. He described the inauguration as a historic moment for Ghana and urged President Mahama to focus on poverty alleviation and youth unemployment, crucial issues for sustainable development in the region.

President Tinubu praised the presence of African leaders, highlighting the importance of solidarity in advancing the continent’s shared goals.

Ghana and Sierra Leone have maintained strong bilateral relations over the years, marked by mutual support during crises and collaboration in development. President Bio’s presence at the inauguration reflects Sierra Leone’s continued commitment to fostering these ties and supporting democratic governance across Africa.