Former President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo marked the Easter season with a heartfelt visit to his predecessor, former President John Agyekum Kufuor, celebrating a moment of camaraderie and respect between two statesmen of Ghana’s Fourth Republic.
In a Facebook post shared on Saturday, April 19, Akufo-Addo expressed his delight at reconnecting with the former president during the holy season. He described Kufuor as “ever-cheerful and highly spirited,” affectionately calling him his “boss” — a term reflecting his deep admiration for the elder statesman.
Their Easter meeting, full of warmth and goodwill, served as a powerful reminder of the values of unity and continuity in leadership. For many Ghanaians, the gesture was more than symbolic — it reaffirmed the spirit of mutual respect that transcends political transitions.
The encounter between the two leaders has since been widely praised, with citizens welcoming the display of togetherness as a beacon of national harmony during Easter, a time of reflection, renewal, and hope.
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