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The Diplomatic Corps in Ghana has extended commendation to Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, the 2024 flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), for his demonstration of exemplary leadership and unwavering commitment to democratic principles.
The statement lauded Dr Bawumia’s actions, particularly his honourable concession in the recent elections, describing it as a testament to his statesmanship and deep love for Ghana.
According to the Diplomatic Corps, such conduct highlights the strength and maturity of Ghana’s democracy, which continues to serve as a model for the African continent.

In their message, the Diplomatic Corps praised Dr Bawumia for his grace and integrity in accepting the election outcome, noting that his actions contribute significantly to Ghana’s enviable democratic credentials.
His peaceful and dignified response to the transition process was cited as a profound reflection of his character and respect for the democratic process. This, the Corps noted, reinforces Ghana’s position as a beacon of hope and inspiration for other nations striving to uphold democratic governance.
The statement also emphasised the importance of political leaders demonstrating maturity and responsibility in safeguarding the ideals of peace, unity, and progress.
Dr Bawumia’s conduct, according to the Corps, underscores the shared responsibility of leaders to prioritise national cohesion and development over partisan interests. Such leadership, they said, reaffirms the international community’s trust in Ghana’s democratic system and its potential to continue being a source of pride for the continent.
The Diplomatic Corps concluded by encouraging all stakeholders in Ghana to uphold the democratic values that uplift the nation and inspire others.
They expressed gratitude to Dr Bawumia for his contribution to Ghana’s democratic journey and wished him continued success in his endeavours.
The Corps called on political actors to strengthen Ghana’s legacy of democracy and foster a collective commitment to values that advance peace and prosperity for the nation and its people.
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