Former President John Dramani Mahama, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer, has made an impassioned plea to Ghanaians to embrace change and “reset the course of Ghana’s future” as the nation heads to the polls on December 7.
Speaking at the NDC’s final rally on Thursday, Mahama framed the election as a pivotal moment for Ghana, urging voters to seize the opportunity to address the country’s pressing challenges. His message, delivered with urgency and resolve, called on citizens to recognize their power and responsibility in shaping the nation’s trajectory.
“Your vote is your voice, your vote is your power, and your vote is your key to unlocking a better future for the people of Ghana,” Mahama declared to a crowd of enthusiastic supporters. He emphasized that the stakes could not be higher, describing the upcoming election as a crossroads where citizens must decide between stagnation and progress.
The NDC leader painted a picture of a country in need of a fresh start, emphasizing that the decisions made on election day will have lasting implications. “This is not a decision we can defer to another election or leave to another generation. The time is now for us to bring about the change we need. This is our moment to reset Ghana,” he stated.
Mahama’s rallying cry was met with thunderous applause, as he outlined his vision for a Ghana that prioritizes economic stability, social equity, and infrastructure development. He urged voters to hold leaders accountable and to choose a government committed to delivering meaningful progress.
As the December 7 elections approach, Mahama’s call for change has become a central theme in the NDC’s campaign, resonating with citizens eager for transformative leadership. Whether his message will translate into electoral success remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: Mahama has positioned this election as a defining chapter in Ghana’s history.
