John Dramani Mahama has been officially sworn in as President of Ghana at a ceremony held at Independence Square in Accra.
In his inaugural address, President Mahama promised a transformative era for Ghana, emphasizing the need for a national “reset” to address economic challenges, strengthen institutions, and restore faith in governance.
Acknowledging Ghana’s proud democratic journey, Mahama reflected on the country’s first peaceful transition in 1993 under President Jerry John Rawlings. “Today, with my induction as the new President of the Republic of Ghana, history is being made once again,” he said.
The President highlighted his commitment to delivering tangible results for citizens, focusing on economic restoration, business revitalization, governance reforms, and accountability.
“We shall reset our dear nation Ghana,” he affirmed, adding, “Your courage to bring change will not go in vain.”