Mahama Ayariga (L) and President John Dramani Mahama
The Majority Leader in Parliament, Mahama Ayariga, has expressed confidence in President John Dramani Mahama’s vision for the country following the State of the Nation Address delivered in Parliament on Thursday, February 27,2025.
Speaking after the president’s address, he acknowledged the economic challenges but emphasised that Mahama’s leadership provides a path toward recovery and stability.
“Mr. Speaker, what has happened to our economy and our country, and the presentation that has been made says it all. It is sad. It is unfortunate, but His Excellency the President has brought us hope,” he stated.
The Member of Parliament of Bawku Central stated that the address resonated with various groups, including the youth, women, the private sector, and students.
According to him, the widespread support for President Mahama’s leadership reflects the public’s trust in his ability to steer the nation forward.
“Mr. Speaker, we have no doubt that everything outlined here gives hope, and this House will support His Excellency to deliver on his commitment,” he affirmed.
Ayariga further stressed the need for accountability, insisting that those responsible for the nation’s economic difficulties must be held to account.
“More importantly, this House will support His Excellency to deliver on the promise of accountability. Those who so damage our economy must be held accountable,” he declared.
Background
President Mahama’s address, in line with Article 67 of the 1992 Constitution, outlined his ambitious “Resetting Ghana” agenda, aimed at tackling economic challenges, creating jobs, and restoring stability.
In his speech, the president touched on key policy objectives of his government, provide updates on the state of Ghana’s economy, including the ongoing IMF bailout program, and address issues related to security and the cost of living.
Additionally, he updated Ghanaians on government deliverables for the year ahead, achievements so far, and the challenges that lie ahead.
JKB/AE
Meanwhile, watch as Majority and Minority chant at each other after Mahama’s SONA:
