President-elect, John Dramani Mahama, has described his second term as a legacy term with an assurance to give off his best to make it worthwhile.
The President-elect noted that it was not common for a former president to be given another chance at the seat of government and that he sees his victory in the December 7 presidential poll as expression of confidence in him by the Ghanaian people.
In a meeting with the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC) at his office in Accra yesterday, Mr Mahama said he would want to go into retirement with a legacy of creating an environment for the takeoff of the country. "For me, this is a legacy term.
I want to give our country my best and go into retirement knowing that we have created the platform and reset our country so that the next generation can come and build on it," the President-elect said.
