National Day of Prayer: Make a difference in 3 years – Bishop Duncan-Williams prays for Pres. Mahama
Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, the founder and overseer of Action Chapel International, has urged President John Dramani Mahama to make a significant impact in his last three years in office.
On Tuesday, July 1, 2025, Archbishop Duncan-Williams spoke during the National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving. He voiced his concern over Ghana’s sluggish progress and emphasized the pressing need to end the cycle of regression.
As I pondered, I realised that in the 1950s and 60s, Ghana was ahead of Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea and even China. We were leading. And I began to meditate and suddenly asked myself, why has the gold lost its shine? What happened to us?
his state of regression under the leadership of our President, John Dramani Mahama, must be reversed. I hope, in my lifetime, to see a new Ghana — a Ghana where our sons and daughters do not queue at embassies for visas to leave the country in search of greener pastures.
Instead, I dream of a Ghana where our children are born, raised, educated, and choose to live, work, flourish, and thrive within our borders. They should only travel abroad for holidays and leisure — not to seek a better life.
We need a national development agenda — a unified national vision. China has a 100-year vision. India, 100 years. Dubai, 100 years. But Ghana, our beloved motherland — where is our vision? Where is our agenda?
Under the leadership of President John Dramani Mahama, I pray a national development plan will be established. One that compels all stakeholders — regardless of tribe, religion, background, or political affiliation — to follow a Constitution-mandated agenda that drives national development”
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