Bawumia Has Called Me To Congratulate Me- John Mahama
Former President John Dramani Mahama has broken his silence following the conclusion of Ghana’s much-anticipated general election. While the Electoral Commission (EC) has yet to make an official declaration, all indications suggest that Mahama has emerged victorious.
Taking to his official X (formerly Twitter) account, Mahama shared that he had received a congratulatory call from the sitting vice president, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia. According to the former president, Dr. Bawumia reached out to acknowledge his win in the December 7 general election.
In his post, Mahama expressed gratitude to Ghanaians for their overwhelming support and for entrusting him with another opportunity to lead the nation. He praised the electorate for their resilience and faith in his vision for Ghana’s future, thanking them for their votes regardless of political divisions.
“Thank you, Ghana, for this significant mandate. Let us work together to rebuild and restore hope,” Mahama’s post read, signaling his readiness to assume leadership once again.
The congratulatory call from Dr. Bawumia has sparked significant discussion across social media and political circles. For many, it serves as a validation of the provisional results being reported, which show Mahama securing a decisive victory over his closest rival. The gesture has been widely praised as a mark of sportsmanship and respect for the democratic process.
Meanwhile, Ghanaians eagerly await the official announcement from the Electoral Commission, which will provide final confirmation of the election outcome. The delay in the EC’s declaration has fueled suspense, with many citizens and political analysts speculating on the reasons behind the hold-up.
Mahama’s apparent victory marks a historic comeback, positioning him as one of the few Ghanaian leaders to serve multiple terms as president. His campaign focused on economic recovery, job creation, and tackling corruption, resonating with voters who have expressed dissatisfaction with the current administration.
The development also shifts focus to the transition process and the challenges that lie ahead for the new government. Expectations are high for Mahama to address pressing national issues and deliver on his campaign promises.
As the nation awaits the EC’s official declaration, Mahama’s message of unity and gratitude has set the tone for what many hope will be a collaborative and inclusive administration. For now, Ghanaians are watching closely, with the final announcement expected to seal this critical chapter in the country’s democratic journey.
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