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Mahama calls for respect and healthcare support for elderly Ghanaians at Republic Day event

President John Mahama has called for greater respect, care and protection for senior citizens, saying older Ghanaians deserve to live with dignity in recognition of their immense contributions to national development.
Speaking at the Republic Day Senior Citizens' Luncheon in Accra, President Mahama said a nation's values are reflected in how it treats its elderly, urging families, communities and institutions to play their part in ensuring older persons are not neglected.
Mahama stressed that while government is committed to improving the welfare of senior citizens, caring for the elderly is a shared responsibility that extends beyond the state.
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