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President John Mahama took to Facebook this morning to celebrate a major milestone - 33 years of marriage with his wife, Lordina Mahama.
Accompanied by a radiant photo of the former First Lady smiling, the message was short but deeply affectionate.
“33 years of pure bliss, love, laughter, and unwavering support. Happy anniversary, my love,” he wrote.
The post, filled with warmth and gratitude, quickly drew reactions from many well-wishers across social media, many praising the couple’s enduring bond and commitment.
Mahama and Lordina’s relationship has often been admired for its quiet strength, with Lordina playing a key role in both his political journey and their shared philanthropic efforts.
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