President John Dramani Mahama, the African Union’s Champion for Reparations, received a rousing welcome in Ghana following his landmark leadership at the United Nations General Assembly, where he successfully championed a resolution recognizing the Transatlantic Slave Trade as the gravest crime against humanity.
Upon arrival at Kotoka International Airport, President Mahama reflected on the historic achievement, describing it as a proud moment for Ghana, Africa, and people of African descent worldwide. He emphasized that the resolution stands as a reminder of what can be accomplished through unity and purpose, affirming that Ghana has once again demonstrated moral leadership on the global stage.
The reception was led by Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, alongside the Chief of Staff, government ministers, traditional leaders, and citizens from across the country. In his remarks, the Vice President commended Mahama for steering Africa’s motion on reparative justice to adoption at the UN, lauding his exemplary leadership and unwavering dedication to justice.
The jubilant atmosphere underscored the significance of Ghana’s role in advancing global recognition of historical injustices, with many attendees hailing the resolution as a milestone in the long struggle for reparative justice.
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