Today, the Black Star Square in Accra was the epicenter of national pride and celebration as President-elect John Dramani Mahama was officially sworn in.
The event, graced by a mix of local and international dignitaries, was a blend of political grandeur and cultural spectacle, marking the dawn of a new chapter in Ghana’s history.
Among the invited guests were notable politicians, business moguls, foreign diplomats, and cultural leaders.
Former heads of state, representatives of international organizations, and African leaders took turns congratulating the President on his re-election.
The ceremony also saw the attendance of revered traditional rulers adorned in regal kente cloth, showcasing Ghana’s rich cultural heritage.
The square buzzed with energy as thousands of party faithful and supporters turned out to witness the historic event. The inauguration kicked off with a parade of security forces, cultural displays, and a stirring performance of the national anthem.
John Dramani Mahama’s solemn swearing-in was the day’s peak, with cheers erupting from the crowd as he took the oath of office.
Celebrity figures like Sammy Gyamfi and his wife, Kwame Asare Obeng and his spouse, and other notable faces in entertainment and politics were spotted interacting and celebrating the occasion. One memorable moment saw Sammy Gyamfi humorously forgetting he was walking with his wife, drawing laughter from attendees.
Ghana’s rich cultural diversity was in full display as traditional dance troupes and drummers captivated the crowd with their rhythmic performances. The vibrant attire of guests reflected the day’s celebratory mood, with kente patterns dominating the colorful fashion scene.
President Mahama delivered a heartfelt inaugural speech that resonated with optimism, unity, and a vision for Ghana’s future. He emphasized the need for collective effort to steer the nation towards progress and thanked the people of Ghana for their trust.
As the ceremony ended, smiles, handshakes, and camaraderie filled the air, leaving a lasting impression of unity and hope.