President John Mahama has officially begun delivering his highly anticipated first State of the Nation Address (SONA) in the year 2025.
The speech, which marks an important milestone in his second term, is being closely watched by citizens, political figures, and dignitaries gathered in Parliament.
In his address, President Mahama is expected to lay out his administration’s vision and strategies for addressing pressing national issues such as economic recovery, social development, and governance reforms.
As the nation grapples with challenges, including economic difficulties and public discontent, his speech will likely focus on solutions to restore confidence in the country’s future.
Political analysts and the public are keenly observing the content and tone of the speech, eager to hear how the President plans to address the concerns of ordinary Ghanaians while navigating the country’s complex political and economic landscape. The SONA 2025 is expected to provide critical insights into the government’s priorities for the year and beyond.
