KEY POINTS
- Lordina Mahama celebrates Ghanaian mothers for their sacrifices and enduring strength in raising families and communities.
- She emphasized healthcare, empowerment, and nation building as top priorities for her foundation and public service.
- She expressed solidarity with struggling mothers and encouraged national support for women and children.
In honor of this year’s Mother’s Day, First Lady Lordina Dramani Mahama sent warm regards and sincere gratitude to Ghanaian mothers.
Lordina Mahama celebrates Ghanaian mothers with deep gratitude
Mrs. Mahama called moms the nation’s heartbeat and family pillars in a public statement, praising their sacrifices, love, and strength.
She underlined how important women are to the upbringing of families, the development of communities, and the creation of a kind, morally upright society for coming generations.
“The future is nurtured by mothers,” she remarked. “Every day, our compassionate care, helpful hands, and sage advice strengthen families and communities across the country.”
Mrs. Mahama acknowledged the daily challenges faced by numerous mothers and conveyed her solidarity with their efforts to create healthier and more resilient families throughout Ghana.
She emphasized that the general advancement, harmony, and long-term growth of Ghana and its society are directly impacted by the well-being of families.
Mrs. Mahama also reaffirmed her vision of a Ghana where every family and household can prosper, which she and President John Dramani Mahama share.
She stated, “He is still dedicated to establishing Ghana as a top location for domestic and foreign investments and sustainable business growth.”
According to her, the goal of this national vision is to guarantee a safe future for Ghanaian children and to enhance the living conditions of all citizens.
Mrs. Mahama also promised to use the Lordina Foundation’s advocacy, support, and focused intervention programs to empower women and vulnerable groups.
According to her, the Foundation supports women’s rights, gives vital assistance to children and individuals living with HIV/AIDS, and provides skills training.
Ghana joins the world as mothers receive love and praise
The First Lady continues to expand Ghana’s healthcare infrastructure across the country, with a particular focus on maternal and child health.
According to Myjoyonline, in order to enhance health outcomes and survival rates, she underlined the importance of providing hospitals in every region with properly furnished maternity wards and children’s departments.
“Giving mothers the best care during pregnancy and childbirth, and quality services for our children, is a mission close to me,” she said.
As Ghana joined the globe in commemorating Mother’s Day, Mrs. Mahama said mothers’ love, fortitude, and sacrifices are profoundly revered and treasured.
She wished all Ghanaian mothers a happy, contented, and peaceful Mother’s Day celebration filled with love and thankfulness as she wrapped up her message.
