John Dramani Mahama and Prof. Jane Nana Agyemang Inaugurated as President and Vice President of Ghana
On January 7, 2025, a historic ceremony held at the Black Star Square in Accra, John Dramani Mahama was inaugurated as President of the Republic of Ghana, alongside Prof. Jane Nana Agyemang, who took the oath as Vice President. The event, which marked a new chapter in Ghana’s democratic journey, was attended by dignitaries from across the globe, reflecting the nation’s growing stature on the world stage.
The square was adorned with vibrant colors of Ghana’s flag, and the atmosphere was filled with jubilant music and cheers as thousands of citizens witnessed the occasion in person and through live broadcasts. The ceremony was graced by the Chief Justice, who administered the oath of office, signifying the seamless transition of power and commitment to Ghana’s Constitution.
Highlights of the Inauguration
President Mahama, in his inaugural speech, pledged to prioritize unity, economic development, and social progress. “We stand here today not as individuals but as a nation committed to building a future that works for all Ghanaians. Together, we will confront our challenges and seize the opportunities ahead,” he stated.
Vice President Prof. Jane Nana Agyemang, the first female Vice President in Ghana’s history, emphasized the importance of inclusive governance and empowerment. “This is a victory for every Ghanaian, particularly women and youth who aspire to lead and contribute meaningfully to our national development,” she remarked.
President Mahama, in his inaugural speech, pledged to prioritize unity, economic development, and social progress. “We stand here today not as individuals but as a nation committed to building a future that works for all Ghanaians. Together, we will confront our challenges and seize the opportunities ahead,” he stated.
Vice President Prof. Jane Nana Agyemang, the first female Vice President in Ghana’s history, emphasized the importance of inclusive governance and empowerment. “This is a victory for every Ghanaian, particularly women and youth who aspire to lead and contribute meaningfully to our national development,” she remarked.
Notable Guests in Attendance
The inauguration was attended by a distinguished lineup of international and local dignitaries, including; H.E. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, outgoing President of Ghana.
African Heads of State:
President Paul Kagame of Rwanda
President, William Ruto of Kenya
President, Félix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, Head of State of Burkina Faso, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria.
In total, 21 heads of state and former leaders, along with other dignitaries, attended the ceremony, underscoring the significance of the event in Ghana's democratic history.
Cultural Display and National Pride
The ceremony showcased Ghana’s rich culture through traditional dances, drumming, and an impressive military parade. Performances by local artists and a choir singing the national anthem stirred a sense of pride among attendees.
The inauguration of John Dramani Mahama and Prof. Jane Nana Agyemang heralds a new era of leadership in Ghana, inspiring hope and a renewed commitment to the nation’s progress.
GoHigherBlog will continue to cover developments in Ghana’s political landscape, offering insights and updates on policies, initiatives, and the impact of this administration. Stay tuned!
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