The Council of State has issued a strong message of congratulations to John Dramani Mahama following the successful passage of a landmark resolution at the United Nations General Assembly declaring slavery and the transatlantic slave trade as crimes against humanity.
In a press statement dated March 27, 2026, from the State House in Accra, the Council praised President Mahama for what it described as a “distinguished success” in advancing Ghana’s position on one of the world’s most significant historical injustices.
The statement emphasized that the President’s efforts have elevated global attention on slavery and its lasting consequences.
According to the Council, this achievement reflects President Mahama’s visionary leadership, strong diplomatic skills, and unwavering commitment to justice, human dignity, and historical accountability.
It also reinforces Ghana’s longstanding identity as a champion of Pan-Africanism and a moral voice in international affairs.
The Council further commended the President for strengthening Ghana’s presence on the global stage by championing a cause of profound global importance.
It expressed confidence that the milestone would inspire national pride and deepen Ghana’s role in promoting fairness, justice, and equality worldwide.
Reaffirming its support, the Council assured the President of its continued backing as he leads the country toward greater progress and international recognition.
The resolution marks a historic moment not just for Ghana, but for Africa and the global community, as calls for justice, recognition, and reparations for the legacy of slavery gain renewed momentum.
Story by: Emmanuel Romeo Tetteh(#RomeoWrites✍️)/Ahotoronline.com | Ghana 🇬🇭
