President Bola Ahmed Tinubu led a high-profile Nigerian delegation, including former Presidents Olusegun Obasanjo and Goodluck Jonathan, to the inauguration ceremony of former Ghanaian President John Mahama. The event, held in Accra, Ghana, marked Mahama’s return to power after a successful electoral campaign. The Nigerian delegation’s presence highlighted the close diplomatic ties between Nigeria and Ghana and the shared commitment to fostering peace and stability in West Africa.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by several African leaders, dignitaries, and international representatives. President Tinubu, in his address, congratulated Mahama on his electoral victory and reiterated Nigeria’s support for Ghana’s democratic progress. He emphasized the importance of regional cooperation in tackling common challenges such as insecurity, economic instability, and climate change. Tinubu expressed optimism that Mahama’s leadership would further strengthen the relationship between the two neighboring countries.
Former Presidents Olusegun Obasanjo and Goodluck Jonathan also expressed their congratulations to Mahama. Both leaders have played significant roles in promoting democracy across Africa through election monitoring and conflict resolution initiatives. Their presence at the inauguration underscores their ongoing commitment to ensuring peace and stability on the continent.
The visit by the Nigerian delegation is seen as a step toward enhancing regional unity and fostering bilateral relations. It reflects Nigeria’s leadership role in West Africa, as the country continues to support democratic processes and peaceful transitions of power. Tinubu’s administration has emphasized the importance of collaboration with neighboring countries to address issues affecting the region, including security and economic development.
John Mahama’s inauguration marks a significant political development in Ghana, with hopes for renewed economic growth and stability under his leadership. His return to office has been widely welcomed, both domestically and internationally. With the support of regional leaders like Tinubu, Mahama’s administration is expected to work closely with other African governments to promote development and peace across the continent.
