President John Dramani Mahama has assured Ghanaians that his administration will resolve the nation’s economic crisis by the end of his four-year mandate.
Delivering his first State of the Nation Address in his second term to Parliament on Thursday, February 27, Mahama acknowledged the country’s severe economic challenges but vowed to steer Ghana back toward growth and prosperity.
“I, John Dramani Mahama, will fix the economic crisis confronting our country and reset it on a path of growth and prosperity,” he declared.
Admitting the gravity of the situation, he added, “The state of the nation is not good. Our economy is in crisis, and the people of Ghana are suffering unprecedented hardships.”
Despite this, Mahama stressed his commitment to finding solutions and moving forward rather than focusing on past difficulties.
“It is not my style to lament and shift blame. I am therefore not here to lament, even though there is much to lament about,” he stated.
The president reaffirmed his track record of delivering on promises, referencing his past success in resolving Ghana’s energy crisis.
“I promised to fix ‘dumsor,’ and I fixed it. There was no power rationing or load management in Ghana,” he reminded the nation.
Mahama’s address outlined his administration’s commitment to economic stabilization and recovery, signaling his readiness to implement policies that will steer the country towards financial stability and national progress.
