In a momentous occasion, President John Dramani Mahama returned to the hallowed halls of Parliament, where his journey in public service first began three decades ago.
As he delivered his message on the State of the Nation, Mahama’s speech was a testament to the power of destiny and the unpredictable nature of life.
President Mahama’s address was a poignant reflection on his 12-year tenure as a Member of Parliament, during which he forged lasting relationships with colleagues from both sides of the house.
His return to Parliament as President was a full-circle moment, as he acknowledged the trust and confidence the Ghanaian people had placed in him and his administration.
The President’s speech also highlighted the significance of his historic electoral mandate, which came with an unprecedented majority in Parliament.
This, he noted, was a once-in-a-generation opportunity for transformational change and systemic reform.
As Mahama delivered his address, he was flanked by his Vice President and Ministers, who were all approved by Parliament with unprecedented speed and efficiency.
This, Mahama noted, was a testament to the potential for progress when the legislative and executive branches work together.
-BY Daniel Bampoe
