
Audio By Carbonatix
Former President, John Dramani Mahama has showered praises on the late Monarch of the UK, Queen Elizabeth II.
Mr Mahama in a Facebook post on the day of her burial [Monday, September 19], said she brought diverse nations together.
He cited her [Queen Elizabeth II] visits to Ghana in 1961 and 1999 to back his claim.

“An era has come to an end. The world salutes a very great woman. She was the commonwealth; such a diplomat, who took it upon herself to bring diverse nations together. Her visits to Ghana in 1961 and 1999 are perfect examples.”

The former President also said he felt the grace of the late Head of Commonwealth when he visited Buckingham Palace in 2014.

“I recall my visit to Buckingham Palace in 2014 with my wife, Lordina, and our interaction. One is struck by her dignity and grace. She had a good sense of humour and clarity of thought.”
He added, “Fare thee well, Queen Elizabeth.”
Latest Stories
-
Penplusbytes’ statement on police action against deepfake and misinformation activities in Ghana
30 minutes -
QNET, EOCO partnership showcased at UN global fraud summit as model for fighting organised crime
31 minutes -
Mussa Dankwah is like a ‘lotto doctor’ – Miracles Aboagye
37 minutes -
Investors target Ho Airport for training and maintenance hub — GACL Chair
42 minutes -
NDC’s ‘grand deception’ on anti-LGBTQ+ bill exposed – Ntim Fordjour
42 minutes -
Speak out against Mahama government’s LGBTQI+ u-turn – Ntim Fordjour to clergy
46 minutes -
Ghanaians worse off despite improved macroeconomic indicators — Miracles Aboagye
50 minutes -
Police intercept narcotics, arrests five suspects in Upper West
55 minutes -
Government to establish Kumasi Machinery Innovation Park under 24-Hour Economy programme
58 minutes -
When Hormuz Fails: The day a waterway stops the world
59 minutes -
Ghanaian students in UK to protest over unpaid fees, stipends
59 minutes -
Inflation to go up marginally in April 2026 – Report
1 hour -
Newborn baby found abandoned at Kronkromase cemetery, residents in shock
1 hour -
VIP Jeoun Transport increases fares effective April 8
1 hour -
Minority warns against alleged LGBTQ provisions in constitutional review
1 hour