Audio By Carbonatix
John Dramani Mahama, the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has revealed that Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Presidential Candidate, has called to congratulate him on his victory in the 2024 general elections.
Dr Bawumia’s concession comes after provisional results from Saturday’s polls pointed to an emphatic win for Mahama.
In a gesture aimed at fostering unity and maintaining national calm, Bawumia announced his decision to concede, recognising the will of the people.
Sharing the news on X (formerly Twitter), Mahama wrote, “I have, this morning, received a congratulatory call from my brother Dr @MBawumia, following my emphatic victory in Saturday’s election. Thank you, Ghana.”
I have, this morning, received a congratulatory call from my brother Dr @MBawumia, following my emphatic victory in Saturday’s election.
Thank you, Ghana.— John Dramani Mahama (@JDMahama) December 8, 2024
The gesture underscores a commitment to democracy and sets the tone for a smooth transition as Ghana prepares for new leadership.
Latest Stories
-
Kow Essuman criticises Ato Forson over unpaid arrears for former Presidency staff
2 minutes -
Mahama and Burundian counterpart hold bilateral meeting in Accra
5 minutes -
Biometric verification of Ghana Card now mandatory – Interior Minister
8 minutes -
Roads Minister commends EPCG for its enormous contribution to national development
12 minutes -
Government begins 87 road projects under Big Push Programme
16 minutes -
Helmet for Life: Why Ghana must make every ride a safer one
20 minutes -
BoG’s directive on Ghana cedi coin receives applauds from Sunyani traders
20 minutes -
WHO Director-General calls on Mahama
24 minutes -
Use the Footbridge today, Live tomorrow
25 minutes -
Government secures $1.7bn for Accra-Kumasi Expressway
28 minutes -
Ghana and Tanzania strengthen bilateral ties
32 minutes -
Ghana-Ethiopia deepens ties on sidelines of African Union Extraordinary Health Summit
38 minutes -
Xenophobia attacks: Mahama holds talks with Ramaphosa’s Special Envoy
43 minutes -
THE LAW 101: Inside the Defence Address for Wontumi & Akonta Mining (Part IV)
1 hour -
Three men sentenced to life in jail over Nigeria school kidnappings
2 hours