Ghanaian businessman Senyo Hosi has commended President John Mahama for what he sees as a significant change in his leadership style.
Hosi believes Mahama now exhibits a level of humility and self-reflection that distinguishes him from his previous tenure and other past Ghanaian leaders.
“There’s a certain humility in the submissions of the President… this is a man who clearly shows he’s learned not just from his own mistakes, but also from the mistakes of others,” he remarked during an appearance on TV3’s KeyPoints program.
Drawing comparisons with previous administrations, Hosi pointed out the contrasting leadership styles of former presidents.
“Rawlings was bullish, Kufour had a different style, Atta Mills was a father-for-all, but Mahama in JM1 didn’t have this approach. We are just two months in.
“Don’t forget to continue doing the good things and not just say the good things,” he cautioned, emphasizing the need for action alongside words.
Hosi further highlighted Mahama’s apparent commitment to shaping his legacy.
“We haven’t seen this type of humility from a President for a long time. President Mahama’s demeanor clearly shows he wants to leave a legacy,” he emphasised.
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