Ghanaians around the world have warmly welcomed the news that the Member of Parliament for North Tongu, Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, represented President John Dramani Mahama and the Republic of Ghana at the Inauguration Mass of His Holiness Pope Leo XIV at Saint Peter’s Square, Vatican City.
Reflecting on the solemn occasion, Hon. Ablakwa shared:
“It has been a profound honour representing President John Mahama and Ghana at the Inauguration Mass of His Holiness Pope Leo XIV at Saint Peter’s Square today. I am eternally grateful for the Supreme Pontiff’s blessings and warmth.”
His touching remarks have been met with widespread praise from Ghanaians, who applauded his dignified representation and emphasized the significance of Ghana’s participation in such a prominent religious and diplomatic gathering.
Commentators have highlighted the importance of his presence at the Vatican, considering Ghana’s long-standing commitment to interfaith harmony, peacebuilding, and global cooperation. Social media users described his message as “gracious,” “statesmanlike,” and a proud moment for the nation.
The Inauguration Mass of Pope Leo XIV marked a historic new beginning for the Catholic Church, with world leaders attending the momentous event. Hon. Ablakwa’s presence on behalf of President Mahama reaffirmed Ghana’s stature as a country rooted in faith, diplomacy, and goodwill on the global stage.
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