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Stay In The Private Sector If You Are Not Willing To Sacrifice For My Government – Mahama Tells Aspiring Appointees
With high expectations from the electorate, Mahama’s leadership is setting the tone for a government focused on national progress and citizen-centric policies. The message is clear: those who join his administration must be ready to rise to the occasion and work tirelessly for the betterment of Ghana.
President-elect John Dramani Mahama has delivered a strong message to individuals aspiring to serve in his administration, emphasizing the need for commitment and selflessness in their roles. He highlighted the challenges that lie ahead for the new government, cautioning that governance will demand hard work, dedication, and a steadfast focus on the welfare of the Ghanaian people.
Addressing the realities of public service, Mahama noted that Ghanaians may be patient in expressing dissatisfaction, but their tolerance has limits. “The Ghanaian people are slow to react, but when they have endured enough poor governance, they will express their dissatisfaction through the power of the ballot,” he stated.
Mahama warned that working in government will not follow the usual patterns of complacency or self-interest. “This is a reminder to everyone aspiring to be part of the new government: the task ahead will not be easy. It will require hard work, accountability, and sacrifice. Those who are unwilling or unable to meet these demands should consider remaining in the private sector,” he urged.
The President-elect’s remarks reflect his commitment to ensuring a responsive and effective administration. He underscored that public office is a privilege, one that comes with the responsibility of serving the nation’s best interests, particularly during challenging times.
As the new government prepares to take office, Mahama’s words serve as a call to action for all appointees to align their efforts with the aspirations of Ghanaians and to uphold the principles of transparency, diligence, and service.
With high expectations from the electorate, Mahama’s leadership is setting the tone for a government focused on national progress and citizen-centric policies. The message is clear: those who join his administration must be ready to rise to the occasion and work tirelessly for the betterment of Ghana.
Source: GhanaFeed.Com
