Nigerian President Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed Nigeria’s strong support for Ghana’s newly inaugurated President, John Dramani Mahama.

Speaking at the inauguration ceremony in Accra on 7th January 2025, Tinubu conveyed his solidarity and expressed his commitment to strengthening the relationship between the two neighbouring nations.

Addressing the gathering, President Tinubu shared a heartfelt message of brotherhood with President Mahama.

“My dear brother, I am here to work with you. You know you can count on my support at any given time you call on me. We are your brothers and sisters. We shall always be there for you,” Tinubu assured Mahama, reinforcing the deep ties of friendship and cooperation between Ghana and Nigeria.

Tinubu’s remarks underscored the significance of unity in Africa, stressing that the two nations should stand together in pursuit of mutual goals.

He extended his best wishes to President Mahama, expressing hope for a successful tenure. “May your administration be a profound success and bring progress to you, the people of Ghana, and the entire region,” he said.

The Nigerian President also stressed the potential for shared growth and prosperity through closer collaboration.

He emphasized that Ghana’s progress would be integral to the advancement of the West African region. “We are stronger when we work together,” he said, calling for greater partnership between the two countries in various sectors.

Tinubu expressed his full confidence in President Mahama’s leadership, stressing the importance of cooperation between the two nations to foster regional stability and development.

“I am confident that the new government under the leadership of President John Mahama will work with Nigeria to strengthen this powerful bond,” he remarked.

In closing, Tinubu spoke about the wider implications of Ghana and Nigeria’s partnership, suggesting that their collaboration could serve as a model for the rest of Africa.

He called on both countries to focus on shared prosperity, aiming for greater progress not only for Ghana and Nigeria but for the entire West African region.