President John Dramani Mahama has urged the clergy to speak against injustice and engage in the national discourse about socio-economic issues. He stressed the importance of fairness and accountability, encouraging citizens to report irregularities. Mahama called on religious organizations to contribute to national development, asserting that the church should play a significant role in unity and morality.
In a recent gathering with clergy in the Ashanti Region, President John Dramani Mahama urged religious leaders to take a stand against injustice and actively engage in discussions surrounding Ghana’s social and economic issues. Mahama highlighted the need for impartiality, accountability, and civic participation to address the nation’s challenges effectively.
The President emphasized that justice must be equally applied and criticized the selective nature of its application. He stated, “Justice must not be a source of worry but a guiding principle that ensures fairness for all men and women.”
Mahama encouraged citizens to courageously report any irregularities, urging them to voice concerns about wrongdoings, saying, “Do not be afraid to speak up if you see things going wrong. If you see anything improper, don’t hesitate to bring it to our attention.”
Addressing Ghana’s current socio-economic challenges, Mahama called for collaborative efforts to identify solutions. He urged religious organizations to play a vital role in uniting communities and enhancing national development, asserting, “The church has always been a force for good, and we must continue to work together for the betterment of our communities.”
The President’s remarks resonated with religious leaders present, who have historically been influential in promoting justice and social stability in Ghana. His call for proactivity reflects a growing urgency regarding governance, economic challenges, and the necessity for a comprehensive dialogue on national issues.
Mahama’s address emphasizes the crucial role of religious leaders in advocating for justice and addressing socio-economic challenges in Ghana. By calling for collective action and courage from citizens, he highlights the importance of active civic engagement in fostering fairness and unity within the nation.
Original Source: www.ghanabusinessnews.com
