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President-elect John Dramani Mahama has urged all political parties that participated in the 2024 elections to come together and contribute to Ghana’s development. He emphasized the need for national unity and collaboration to address the country’s pressing challenges.
Speaking at the 31st all-night service at the Sanctuary of Wind and Fire Assemblies of God Church in Tamale on December 31, Mahama highlighted the importance of collective action and spiritual renewal as essential components for national progress.
“All of us—National Democratic Congress, New Patriotic Party, New Force, Movement for Change, Convention People’s Party, People’s National Congress, All People’s Congress—all of them, it will take everybody to get on board, even those who don’t belong to any party, to be able to change this country to what we want it to be,” Mahama stated.
He reminded Ghanaians that the campaign and election were just the beginning of the journey and that the real work of transforming the nation lies ahead.
“The easy part of the campaign and election is over; now the difficult part begins, now the real work begins. If we prayed and fasted to have a successful election, then now is the time to pray and fast even more, that God will raise our nation and, like my little daughter said, ‘make it the black star of Africa once again.’ Our country is in crisis; we all know it,” he said.
Mahama also encouraged his appointees and all citizens to remain focused and committed to fulfilling the mandate to build a better Ghana. His call for unity resonates as a reminder that overcoming Ghana’s challenges requires the collective effort of all political parties and citizens, regardless of affiliations.
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