Mahama describes Ghana’s religious diversity as its greatest treasure, defends fairness to all faiths

President John Mahama has described Ghana’s religious diversity as its greatest treasure, insisting that his responsibility as Head of State requires him to treat people of all faiths fairly, even when his decisions raise questions about his Christian beliefs.

Speaking as a father who had raised children of the same generation, he urged religious leaders and parents to create supportive environments where young people could discuss their concerns openly and receive thoughtful guidance.

Addressing the World Assemblies of God Congress in Accra, the President said his duty was to serve every Ghanaian, regardless of religious affiliation, and maintain fairness, respect and equal concern for all.