President John Dramani Mahama has urged members of the Council of State to provide informed guidance on governance, policy, and national development, leveraging their diverse backgrounds and experience.
Addressing the newly sworn-in members, on Tuesday, February 18, Mahama emphasized the crucial role of the Council in offering non-partisan insights and serving as a reservoir of experience for the executive arm of government.
He described the Council as a distinguished advisory body made up of men and women of integrity, sound judgment, and vast expertise.
He urged them to go beyond ceremonial duties and embrace their profound responsibility, stressing that the current national climate demands selfless service, constructive dialogue, and unwavering patriotism.
He highlighted the pressing challenges facing the nation, including economic distress, social cohesion issues, and the need to strengthen democratic institutions.
Mahama further called on the Council to ensure their contributions are not just rhetorical but transformative, offering actionable guidance that will help propel the nation forward.
Speaking on behalf of the Council of State Members, their Chairman, Edward Doe Adjaho, reaffirmed the Council’s commitment to supporting President John Dramani Mahama in strengthening governance.
Addressing the gathering, Doe Adjaho dismissed calls for the abolition of the Council of State, stressing that the newly inaugurated body will play a crucial role in national development.
He also underscored the collective experience of the council members, expressing confidence in their ability to contribute meaningfully to governance.
