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I have sworn to serve every Ghanaian, regardless of their religious beliefs – President Mahama

President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his constitutional duty to serve all Ghanaians equally, regardless of their religious beliefs, stating that his Christian faith is a source of strength and reflection but does not diminish his responsibility to citizens of other faiths or of no faith at all.
As President, I've sworn duty to serve every Ghanaian, Christians of every denomination, Muslims, adherents of traditional religion, and even our citizens who profess no faith, my responsibility as President demands fairness, respect, and equal concern for all," he said.
Mr Mahama acknowledged that his insistence on fairness to those of different faiths had, at times, led some Christian leaders to question his faith.
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