“Fellow Ghanaians, I’m particularly glad that our nation has turned the corner following the three difficult years we, and indeed the world, have faced. Inflation is being reined in; we’re experiencing a relatively stable exchange rate and growth, and our economy is rebounding.”
“We continue to attract investments, domestic and foreign, reinforcing our position as the gateway to Africa, and we will remain a beacon of democracy, peace, and stability in Africa.”
“The country is not yet completely out of the woods, but there is a growing sense of confidence that with hard work and determination, Ghana will make it, and collectively, we will secure our futures,” he said.
Meanwhile, he has urged Ghanaians to reflect on the cardinal principles of Christianity throughout this festive season and beyond.
“The cardinal principles of Christianity—charity, faith, humility, love, and reconciliation—should guide us in this festive season and beyond,” he said.
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