In a powerful display of statesmanship and national unity, former Presidents Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo and John Dramani Mahama came together on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025, in Kwahu to mark Ghana’s beloved Easter celebrations a cultural and spiritual tradition that continues to bring the nation together.
Set against the vibrant and festive atmosphere of Kwahu, where the annual Easter celebration has become a hallmark of national pride, the meeting between the two leaders stood out as a moment of reflection, mutual respect, and peace. Each year, thousands of Ghanaians and international visitors flock to the region to partake in the festivities, which blend deep religious meaning with tourism, cultural display, and community development.
This year’s Easter celebration held even deeper significance, as the sight of two former heads of state engaging warmly amidst the jubilation offered a renewed sense of hope for national cohesion. The shared moment was a reminder that, beyond political affiliations, unity and the collective good of Ghana remain paramount.
Sharing his reflections on social media, former President Akufo-Addo wrote:
“On Sunday, 20th April, 2025, the President of the Republic, H. E. John Dramani Mahama and I met on the lush landscape of Kwahu where for nearly two decades, I have consecutively visited to mark the sacred period of Easter.”
His words underscored not only his personal connection to the Kwahu Easter tradition but also the broader message of peace and solidarity. Ghanaians across the country took to social media to celebrate the moment, expressing optimism that such gestures would continue to inspire a spirit of unity in the nation’s political dialogue.
As Kwahu once again played host to the joyous blend of worship, celebration, and cultural pride, the meeting between the two presidents became a defining image of Easter 2025, a testament to Ghana’s enduring values of respect, reconciliation, and national togetherness
