- John Mahama joined Eid prayers at the State House forecourt.
- He donated GHC20,000 and a sheep to the Muslim group.
- Mahama emphasized unity and support within the community.
- The Muslim manifesto will be integrated into the people's manifesto.
Former President John Mahama joined the Ahlussuna Wal-Jamah Muslim Group for their Eid prayers at the State House forecourt, where he was warmly received by the Muslim community. The event saw a large turnout of members from the Muslim community, all gathered to celebrate Eid Mubarak.
During the celebration, Mahama made a generous donation of GHC20,000.00 and a sheep to the group, demonstrating his commitment to supporting the community. In his address, Mahama extended his wishes for a happy Eid Mubarak and Father’s Day, emphasizing the importance of unity and support within the community.
He stated, “Happy Eid Mubarak and Father’s Day to all. It is an honor to be here with you today and to contribute to our community with a donation of GHC20,000.00 and a sheep. Your support and unity are invaluable.”
Mahama also highlighted the significance of inclusion and revealed that the Muslim manifesto, presented by the national chief imam, would be integrated into the broader people’s manifesto. He assured the community that this initiative would ensure greater Muslim participation during his prospective presidency, demonstrating his dedication to diversity and inclusivity in governance.
The National Chief Imam expressed his gratitude, saying, “We appreciate the former president’s commitment to our community. His promise to incorporate our manifesto reflects his dedication to diversity and inclusivity in governance.”
The event underscored the mutual respect and cooperation between the leadership and the Muslim community, reinforcing Mahama’s vision for a more inclusive Ghana. Mahama’s presence and donation at the Eid prayers demonstrated his commitment to supporting the Muslim community and promoting unity and inclusivity in the country.
