John Dramani Mahama recently visited the Overlord of Dagbon, Yaa Naa Abubakari Mahama, at Gbewaa Palace in Yendi. The President made this stop as part of his travels across Ghana, thanking citizens after winning the 2024 election. He told everyone gathered that he wanted to show respect to the traditional leader before meeting with others in the region. Mahama spoke about how much he valued the blessings and prayers he received from the Yaa Naa.
When talking to Chiefs and local people at the palace, Mahama promised his government would focus on developing the Northern Region. He mentioned plans for a huge 10,000-hectare irrigation project. This farming improvement aims to help people grow more food despite unpredictable rainfall caused by climate change. The President hopes this large-scale project will transform agriculture throughout the area.
Mahama also talked about why he picked certain people for government jobs. He defended these choices by saying he selected young, talented individuals who could help fix Ghana's money problems. The President said his team has the skills needed to change the nation for the better. He wants everyone to know these appointees will work hard to improve the economy.
The President continues traveling across different parts of Ghana on this tour. He wants to thank all voters who supported him during the election. Beyond just saying thanks, he uses these visits to explain what his administration plans to accomplish. Mahama meets with various groups to discuss how his government intends to make life better for all Ghanaians.
When talking to Chiefs and local people at the palace, Mahama promised his government would focus on developing the Northern Region. He mentioned plans for a huge 10,000-hectare irrigation project. This farming improvement aims to help people grow more food despite unpredictable rainfall caused by climate change. The President hopes this large-scale project will transform agriculture throughout the area.
Mahama also talked about why he picked certain people for government jobs. He defended these choices by saying he selected young, talented individuals who could help fix Ghana's money problems. The President said his team has the skills needed to change the nation for the better. He wants everyone to know these appointees will work hard to improve the economy.
The President continues traveling across different parts of Ghana on this tour. He wants to thank all voters who supported him during the election. Beyond just saying thanks, he uses these visits to explain what his administration plans to accomplish. Mahama meets with various groups to discuss how his government intends to make life better for all Ghanaians.
