Former Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo honored the late Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s first president, following his death at 95. Akufo-Addo praised Nujoma as a pivotal figure in African liberation and extended condolences to Namibia’s leaders and citizens, emphasizing his enduring legacy in the nation’s history.
Nana Akufo-Addo, the former President of Ghana, paid tribute to Sam Nujoma, the first president of Namibia, following Nujoma’s recent passing at the age of 95 in Windhoek. Akufo-Addo expressed heartfelt sorrow at the loss of a pivotal figure in African liberation. He emphasized Nujoma’s impact on Namibia’s independence and his efforts in fostering a secure and democratic nation.
Sam Nujoma played a crucial role in Namibia’s struggle for independence from South African rule, becoming the nation’s first president after gaining liberation. His leadership was marked by dedication to African pride and self-determination, influencing not only Namibia but other African nations advocating for freedom. His legacy is often celebrated across the continent, representing hope for future generations.
In his tribute, Akufo-Addo recognized Nujoma’s contributions to the independence of Namibia and his lasting influence on African liberation movements. He extended condolences to the people of Namibia and Nujoma’s family, affirming the importance of honoring Nujoma’s memory as foundational to the nation’s strength and identity, ensuring that his legacy will continue to inspire many.
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