Peter Obi Congrates Ghana's President-Elect, John Mahama - Politics

 

Your Excellency, Mr. President-elect John Mahama @JDMahama .

I extend my heartfelt congratulations to you on your election victory as the President of the Republic of Ghana.

Your victory stands as an example of the democratic values and political maturity our beloved continent so needs. It underscores Ghana's proud tradition of respect for the democratic process and peaceful transitions

May your presidency be marked by transformative achievements in the critical areas of development, education, health, pulling Ghanaian people out of poverty, and inspiring progress and unity across Africa. -PO
Peter Obi

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