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As Ghana transitions to a new administration, outgoing Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has penned a heartfelt farewell, expressing gratitude for the support he received during his tenure.
In a tweet that resonated widely, he wrote:
“Thank you, all Ghanaians, for all the support you gave me as Vice President of the Republic from 2017 to 2025. God bless our homeland Ghana.”
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The message, succinct yet impactful, marked the end of his eight years as Vice President under the New Patriotic Party (NPP) administration, encapsulating a legacy of service and progress.
Dr. Bawumia’s tenure was defined by transformative policies that aimed to modernise Ghana’s economy and public services. Notable achievements include the implementation of the digital property address system, mobile money interoperability, and the National ID Card project. These initiatives have left a lasting impact, earning him a reputation as a champion of digitisation and economic reform.
As a key architect of the NPP’s economic strategy, Dr. Bawumia worked to enhance financial inclusion and streamline service delivery, positioning Ghana as a leader in technological innovation within the subregion.
The vice president’s farewell tweet was widely interpreted as a gesture of unity and goodwill, underscoring the importance of peaceful political transitions. By thanking Ghanaians, Dr. Bawumia emphasised the collective nature of governance, while his closing words, “God bless our homeland Ghana,” reflected his enduring patriotism.
Ghanaians from all walks of life took to social media to respond to Dr. Bawumia’s message, thanking him for his service and wishing him well in his future endeavors. Both NPP and NDC supporters commended the tone of his farewell, praising it as an example of maturity and respect in leadership.
As Ghana prepares to welcome President-elect John Mahama, Dr. Bawumia’s departure marks a significant moment in the nation’s democratic journey. While his future plans remain undisclosed, his contributions to governance, particularly in the realm of digitisation and economic reform, will continue to shape Ghana’s development trajectory.
Dr. Bawumia’s farewell stands as a testament to the values of service, unity, and faith in Ghana’s potential. His message, though brief, serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of leadership that transcends political divides.
