President John Mahama has commended Ghanaians for ehxibiting high levels of patience with his government despite the challenging times the nation was facing.
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Thank you for being patient - Mahama to Ghanaians
According to him, although there some people were highly critical of his administration, it was evident that Ghanaians were determined to see their nation prosper and develop.
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In his new year message, the President said: "...I had asked you, the good citizens of Ghana, to exercise patience and to bear with us during the difficult periods. Words cannot express how impressed and inspired I have been by the understanding, the strong support, and the consistent encouragement with which you responded."
"Even the voices that were raised in disagreement or criticism spoke volumes of truth about your unwavering love of Ghana and our shared desire, despite whatever differing opinions on policies or methodologies, to see our nation progress," he said.
"I applaud this steadfast patriotism," he added.
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In his address, President Mahama indicated that despite the increasing unrest, terror and instability that is occurring throughout the world, the resolve by Ghanaians "to work together toward the implementation of long-term, sustainable solutions for the development of our beloved Ghana is all the more appreciated, and it is all the more necessary."
"We are closer now, than ever before, to realizing the fruits of our patience," he added.
He however, promised that his government will uphold and fulfil the promises made to the people of Ghana.
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