National Chief Imam prays for President

It expressed the hope that President Mahama’s tenure in office would effect change the current nature of politics “so as to leave a lasting legacy for all”.

“Your predecessors have done extremely well in improving the living conditions of the people, but I think you have more and greater opportunities to make Ghana a wonderful country in Africa.

“I am keenly following up with great interest and admiration all the progress and developmental efforts you are making in improving the lives and welfare of our people.

“I will not relent in my efforts and prayers in ensuring that Ghana remains the most peaceful country and a beacon of hope and democratic credentials on the entire continent of Africa,” the statement said.