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Former President, John Dramani Mahama, has wished Christians home and around the world, warm season felicitations.
In a Facebook post, he prayed that this season rekindles hope, forgiveness, sacrifice, compassion and the love of God in all Christians.
Mr. Mahama said, "Today, Good Friday, marks the day Jesus Christ sacrificed himself for the world, so that all who believe in the gospel will be saved.
"As Christians, we celebrate this special day and call it GOOD because by Christ's crucifixion and death, our sins have been atoned for and we are now a new creation with a mandate to live as Christ did.
"May this holy day rekindle in us hope, forgiveness, sacrifice, compassion and the love of God," he posted.
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