Yagbonwura Bii-Kunuto Jewusoale Leads Delegation to Pay Courtesy Call on President John Mahama

Accra, Ghana – The King and Overlord of Gonjaland, Yagbonwura Bii-Kunuto Jewusoale (I), led a high-ranking delegation of chiefs to pay a courtesy call on His Excellency President John Dramani Mahama at his office.

This significant visit followed the President’s inauguration ceremony, marking the beginning of his tenure as Ghana’s leader.

The delegation’s purpose was to offer their blessings and unwavering support to President Mahama, a proud son of Gonjaland, as he embarks on his leadership journey.

The Yagbonwura, in his address, expressed pride in the President’s achievements and urged him to prioritize critical issues such as youth unemployment and corruption.

He highlighted the importance of adopting sustainable measures to address these challenges for the country’s progress.

Members of the Delegation

The Yagbonwura was accompanied by a distinguished group of paramount chiefs and leaders, including:

Damongowura Kelly Seidu Boresa (I)

Mankpanwura Achode Borenyi (I)

Kulawwura Kotokyi Borewunche (I)

Kekpandewura Shaibu Baba Mumuni Kanyiti (I)

The delegation also included:

Yagbon Imam Sheik Alhaji Abdulai Kassim, the Supreme Imam of the Gonja Kingdom

Yagbonwura’s Linguist, Sulemana Adam

President Mahama’s Response

In response, H.E President John Dramani Mahama expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the Yagbonwura and the entire delegation for their visit, prayers, and blessings.

He acknowledged the trust placed in him as a son of Gonjaland and vowed to work tirelessly for the advancement of the nation.

He reassured the chiefs that his government would remain committed to nation-building and that their concerns, particularly about youth unemployment and corruption, would be given serious attention.

“As a proud son of Gonjaland, I am deeply honored by your visit and support. My doors will always be open for your suggestions, guidance, and contributions to national development. Together, we will build a better Ghana,” the President said.

The visit was a symbolic reaffirmation of the unity and collaboration between traditional leadership and government, setting a hopeful tone for President John Mahama’s administration.