Archbishop Duncan Williams Highlights Four Distinctive Traits of President John Dramani Mahama
Archbishop Nicholas Duncan Williams has shared four outstanding qualities that distinguish John Dramani Mahama as President of the Republic of Ghana.
President Mahama hosted a national prayer and thanksgiving service on Sunday, January 12, 2025, at the Ohene Konadu Auditorium, located at the University of Professional Studies (UPSA) in Accra. The event brought together dignitaries, government officials, clergy, and citizens to offer prayers for the nation and express gratitude for the successful conclusion of the general elections.
During the service, Archbishop Duncan Williams outlined four distinctive traits that make President Mahama an exemplary leader.
1. Mahama Is Relational and Not Transactional
The Archbishop praised President Mahama for his openness and genuine interest in fostering relationships. He explained that Mahama seeks to develop and assist others without exploiting them for personal gain. This relational approach to leadership, Duncan Williams noted, is a rare and valuable quality in governance.
2. Mahama Does Not Forget
Archbishop Duncan Williams emphasized that President Mahama is a deeply appreciative person who values every opportunity given to him. He highlighted Mahama’s recognition of God’s blessings and his gratitude to those who have supported him throughout his journey. He referred the audience on Mahama’s acknowledgment of divine intervention in his recent electoral victory, the Archbishop urged ministers and government appointees to emulate this attitude of gratitude, as it fosters unity and progress.
3. Mahama Is Consistent
Describing President Mahama as determined and resolute, Archbishop Duncan Williams commended his steadfastness in pursuing his ambitions. He pointed out that Mahama’s consistency and firm decision-making were instrumental in his political comeback after spending eight years in opposition. This quality, according to Duncan Williams, demonstrates the President’s unwavering commitment to his vision for Ghana.
4. Mahama Is a Loving Person
The Archbishop also lauded Mahama’s enduring connection to his roots. He shared how the President frequently visits his hometown during festive occasions to celebrate with his people and provide them with the assistance they need. This act of love and humility, Duncan Williams said, reflects Mahama’s deep compassion and sense of love and responsibility towards his community.
In concluding his remarks, Archbishop Duncan Williams called on all Ghanaians to support President Mahama’s efforts to reset Ghana and build a nation that benefits everyone. He encouraged unity and collective effort in realizing the shared vision of a prosperous and harmonious Ghana.
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