The Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC) has pledged its full support for President-elect John Dramani Mahama as he prepares to assume office. The Council, led by Apostle Eric Nyamekye, emphasized its confidence in Mahama’s leadership and expressed a commitment to stand by him throughout his tenure.
Key Points from the GPCC’s Visit
- Support and Prayers: Apostle Nyamekye reassured Mahama that the GPCC would continue to offer prayers for him and make itself available for discussions on national development. He stressed that the GPCC’s support was not just symbolic, but rooted in a desire for the overall success of Ghana.
- Leadership and Integrity: The President of the GPCC expressed confidence that Mahama’s leadership would be impactful, calling on him to make decisions that would serve the collective good of the nation.
Mahama’s Response
In response, President-elect Mahama expressed his appreciation for the GPCC’s support, acknowledging that while some of the decisions during his tenure might be difficult or unpopular, they would be made in the best interest of the nation.
- Bold Decisions: Mahama pointed out that despite the overwhelming support from the electorate, there would still be a need for consensus-building, especially in implementing reforms.
- Addressing Difficult Choices: He likened some decisions to taking bitter medicine, acknowledging that while they may be unpleasant, they would be essential for the country’s recovery and progress.
This exchange reflects a strong relationship between Mahama and the GPCC, with both parties committed to working together for the betterment of Ghana. The GPCC’s support underscores the role of religious institutions in the governance process and their willingness to collaborate for national development.
