According to him, even though he is aware of the challenges that have plagued Ghanaians, he will devote his energy towards creating a free and prosperous nation for all.

In a Christmas message to Ghanaians, the President also touted the achievements of the NPP government, saying “Over the last 11 months, the period of stay of my government in office, we have taken concrete steps towards stabilizing and growing our economy, providing incentives for the private sector to flourish, and ensuring that the basic elements of social justice that is access to quality education and healthcare are met. I believe that the measures that we will put in place will lead to greater employment for all Ghanaians.”

“We join the millions across the world in recognizing the sense of renewed hope this joyous season brings unto us. As we give and receive the goodwill of Christ in this holy season, let us be mindful of the true meaning of his life on earth and especially of his greatest command. Love the lord God with all your heart, your soul and mind. And love your neighbour as yourself. I therefore encourage all to remain committed to the cardinal principles of Christianity, faith, love and reconciliation ,” said the President.

There are better days ahead

The President further gave the assurance that he will be committed to creating a free and prosperous society of opportunities for every Ghanaian child.

“I am aware of the many challenges that confronted Ghanaians this year. We should not see the economic difficulties of today as the blueprint of our tomorrow. There are brighter days ahead. We should continue to stay united and focus on the things that can help us construct the road to our brighter future.”

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In a Christmas message via his Facebook page on Sunday, December 25, he said, by supporting each other in this regard, everyone in the country will be afforded equal opportunities in the country.

[contextly_sidebar id=”yEpPnZjyhlLZA1HmrRTTpU8DYye8FoWT”]In a separate Season’s Greeting video, he prayed that the year 2017 bring Ghana great fortunes that will make the country live up to its expectations.

“We wish that [for] all our people, that we will not just be alive, but we will have good health. And that our aspirations will come true and that as a nation we will fulfil our destiny as a great and strong nation, prosperous people, abundant opportunities and may God bless each and every one of us.”

Reflect on God’s blessing upon Ghana – Mahama

Meanwhile, President John Dramani Mahama has urged Ghanaians to reflect on the birth of Christ this Christmas season while counting the numerous blessings over the year.

In a Christmas statement issued by the Minister for Communications, Dr Edward Omane Boamah, President Mahama said the favour of God shall continue to rest upon the country throughout the festive season and beyond. and called on drivers across the country to be careful while driving during the period to ensure an incident-free Christmas and New Year. He prayed that God grants the nation both an

The statement announced that the President would leave Accra for Bole in the Northern Region where he is expected to celebrate Christmas with his family.

Remeber the less fortunate this Christmas – Akufo-Addo

President-elect Nana Akufo-Addo is also encouraging charity and love among Ghanaians as Christmas is celebrated.

He said Ghanaians must be mindful of the true meaning of the life of Christ and Christmas as it emphasises principles of love, reconciliation and charity.

He further urged Ghanaians to be optimistic of the country’s future and work consciously to maintain unity and harmony in the country.

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He says Ghanaians must be mindful of the true meaning of the life of Christ and Christmas as it emphasises principles of love, reconciliation and charity.

In his Christmas message to Ghanaians, he said, citizens must not predict the future of the country based on its current hardships but be optimistic of a brighter future while making conscious efforts to stay united and live in harmony.

“As we give and receive the goodwill of Christ in this Holy Season, let us be mindful of the true meaning of His life on earth, and especially of His greatest commandment: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind… and love your neighbour as yourself.” I, therefore, encourage all to remain committed to the cardinal principles of Christianity: love, charity and reconciliation,” the statement said.

“I am aware of the many challenges that confronted Ghanaians this year. We should not see the economic difficulties of today as the blueprint of our tomorrow. There are brighter days ahead. We should continue to stay united and focus on the things that can help us construct the road to a brighter future.”

He said Ghanaians should conduct themselves in a manner that will not hurt the country’s enviable gains as a citadel of democracy on the continent.

He also reiterated his commitment to create a prosperous “society of opportunities, where every Ghanaian child, no matter the circumstances of their birth, has a fair chance to strive for a happy and dignified life, and where we can unleash the enterprise and creativity of our people so that we can build a progressive, prosperous Ghana whose citizens live in harmony and security.”

Nana Akufo-Addo, who assumes office as President of the Republic on December 7, 2017, urged Ghanaians to celebrate the season safetly and responsibly and “remember to help those who are less fortunate than ourselves in this season of giving.”

“Let our open hearts and warm smiles help feed those who are hungry and offer comfort to those in need. Let us take the time to gather, love, listen, and learn from each other, and to remember that together, and with the help of God, we can overcome any challenge and achieve any future of which we can dream,” he added.

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