President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his commitment to the promises made under his 120-day contract with Ghanaians, declaring that his administration is focused on delivering tangible reforms with urgency and integrity.
Speaking during a national address to mark the end of his government’s first 120 days in office, Mahama outlined a series of bold actions his administration has taken, describing them as the groundwork for “Resetting Ghana” and building a more just, inclusive, and accountable society.
“From forming a lean government and establishing a robust code of conduct to taking decisive steps to scrap burdensome taxes, initiating inquiries into past wrongdoings, launching major job creation programmes, tackling illegal mining, reviving our environment, promoting our tourism and export sectors, streamlining scholarships, supporting vulnerable populations, and holding our security agencies accountable – the foundation for ‘Resetting Ghana’ and ‘Building the Ghana we want together’ is being laid with speed and determination,” he said.
President Mahama emphasised that these initiatives go beyond symbolic gestures or campaign rhetoric, representing a real shift in governance.
“These actions are not merely checkboxes on a list; they signify a fundamental shift in how government operates – with transparency, accountability, efficiency, and a profound sense of urgency for the well-being of every Ghanaian,” he stated.
Reinforcing his personal commitment to delivering on his pledges, Mahama added, “I take my promises seriously. My word is my bond!”
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