President-Elect John Mahama Urges Supporters to Uphold Peace Amid Election Tensions

President-Elect John Dramani Mahama has called on his supporters to remain peaceful and refrain from actions that could jeopardize Ghana’s democratic principles. The plea comes as tensions rise following the recently concluded elections, with concerns over delays in results from certain constituencies.

In a statement, Mahama emphasized patience and lawful conduct, urging his followers not to succumb to provocations or engage in actions that could escalate conflicts. He underscored the importance of protecting Ghana’s democratic process and preserving the nation’s status as a beacon of peace in Africa.

Addressing the mistrust expressed by some supporters toward the Electoral Commission (EC), Mahama reassured them of his commitment to ensuring transparency and justice through constitutional channels. He highlighted the need for unity and vigilance, urging dialogue as the electoral process nears its conclusion.

“This is a critical moment for our nation,” Mahama stated. “We must prioritize peace, unity, and respect for the rule of law to consolidate the democratic gains we have achieved over the years.”

Supporters had raised concerns over delays by the EC in announcing results from key constituencies, sparking apprehension among some factions. However, Mahama’s call for calm seeks to mitigate tensions and reinforce confidence in Ghana’s democratic framework.

As Ghana navigates this pivotal period, Mahama’s emphasis on peace and dialogue reflects his commitment to safeguarding the nation’s democratic values and fostering unity among its people.

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