Date: 14/10/2024

Lord Fiifi Quayle

Jirapa, Upper West Region, Ghana

As part of a three-day tour of the Upper West Region, former President John Dramani Mahama demonstrated an impressive commitment to engaging with traditional leaders on Monday morning. His interactions with the Regional House of Chiefs was not only fulfilling but also highlighted his dedication to addressing the concerns of the people he seeks to serve.

What stood out during the meeting was his willingness to take the time to receive and respond thoughtfully to all questions posed by the traditional leaders. This level of engagement is commendable and reflects a genuine RESPECT for the voices of local communities. They raised a variety of pressing issues that cut across multiple sectors of the economy, and John Mahama’s attentive responses underscored his understanding of the challenges facing the region.

During the discussions, He reiterated his vision for a collaborative approach to governance through his first 120 days Social Contract with the people of Ghana. His commitment to “Building the Ghana we want together” resonated strongly with the traditional leaders, who play a vital role in their communities.

John Mahama’s pledge to nominate a complete list of cabinet ministers for parliamentary approval within the first 14 days of taking office, should he be elected, is particularly noteworthy. Additionally, his promise to establish the “leanest and most efficient government” in the Fourth Republic within the first 90 days demonstrates a clear focus on accountability and effective governance.

Moreover, his commitment to establishing a robust code of conduct for government officials is a crucial step toward ensuring integrity and accountability in public service. This dedication to transparency is essential for rebuilding trust between the government and the citizens of Ghana. ALL HOPE IS NOT LOST

The announcement of a National Economic Dialogue also reflects his proactive approach to engaging Ghanaians in discussions about the economy. By creating a platform for open dialogue, he aims to develop a homegrown fiscal consolidation program that addresses the true state of the economy and prepares a sustainable budget.

John Mahama’s engagement with traditional leaders is a testament to his commitment to inclusive governance and community involvement. His thoughtful responses to their concerns and his clear vision for the future of Ghana are both impressive and encouraging.

As he continues his tour, it is evident that John Dramani Mahama is dedicated to listening to the people and working collaboratively to RESTORE and BUILD a better Ghana for us all.

THERE IS STILL HOPE