President-elect John Dramani Mahama emphasized the urgency of major reforms to stabilize Ghana, acknowledging the threat of regional instability impacting the country.
Mahama referenced the dire situation in neighboring countries like Burkina Faso, Niger, and Mali, warning that Ghana could also be at risk of military takeovers.
He illustrated the interconnectedness of security in West Africa, citing the proverb about a neighbor's house on fire, stressing the need for regional cooperation.
Highlighting the previous economic challenges under outgoing President Afuko-Addo, Mahama faces immense pressure to improve public finances for a struggling population.
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