The chiefs and people of North Tongu have expressed profound gratitude to President John Dramani Mahama for appointing their Member of Parliament, Honorable Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, as Ghana’s Minister of Foreign Affairs.

In a statement celebrating the appointment, the North Tongu traditional authorities hailed the president’s decision, describing it as a commendable choice that would bring honor and progress to the nation within the global community.

“Honourable Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa is indeed a worthy son of the North Tongu constituency who does not only represent hope and progress to the good people of North Tongu but has also over the years demonstrated exemplary leadership, integrity, loyalty, courage, hard work, and dignity in public service,” the chiefs stated.

They further commended the President for his victory in the recently concluded presidential election, pledging their support for his administration and the "Reset Ghana" agenda.

The chiefs also outlined their commitment to collaborating with the government in delivering key manifesto promises, including compensating and resettling VRA spillage victims, reviving collapsed factories, commencing work on the Volivo to Dorfor-Adidomi bridge, and enhancing agricultural productivity under the 24-hour economy policy.

“We thank President Mahama and wish the government success in the management and steering of the affairs of state,” the statement concluded.

The chiefs reaffirmed their belief that Hon. Ablakwa’s contributions at the helm of the Foreign Affairs Ministry would enhance Ghana’s standing on the international stage and bring significant development to the country.