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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 39301, member: 636"]
President John Dramani Mahama told religious leaders he wants to build strong government systems that future leaders cannot destroy. The Ghanaian leader spoke on Friday about his plans to fix the country's economy through good leadership. Mahama believes effective management will create better lives for citizens across Ghana. He promised to establish high standards of government service during his four-year term. The president wants people to trust their democracy again after recent problems.

Former Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia questioned how the ruling party helped strengthen Ghana's currency recently. Bawumia challenged NDC officials to name specific policies that made the cedi gain value against other currencies. The former vice president spoke at a London business meeting where he credited previous government programs for currency improvements. He mentioned the gold purchase program as one reason the cedi performed better. Bawumia said opposition leaders could not explain their economic success.

Mahama rejected the idea that single policies explain currency recovery and economic growth. The president argued that strong leadership matters more than individual government programs. He dismissed calls to point out one specific policy that helped the cedi appreciate. Mahama emphasized that good management covers all areas of government rather than isolated actions. The leader believes his administration's overall approach drives positive economic results.
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