Institute of Public Relations Ghana Extends Congratulations to President-elect Mahama

The Institute of Public Relations (IPR) Ghana has offered its warm congratulations to John Dramani Mahama on his election as the President of Ghana. The Institute commended his longstanding contributions to the field of communication and his distinguished role as a Fellow of IPR Ghana, highlighting the significance of his leadership in the public relations sector.
In a statement issued by Esther A. N. Cobbah, President of IPR Ghana, the Institute expressed its pleasure and excitement at Mahama’s victory. The message not only recognized Mahama’s return to the presidency but also reflected on his years of service and his deep connection to the profession of public relations. Mahama’s election marks a significant achievement for the country, and IPR Ghana took the opportunity to acknowledge the impact of his leadership and his contributions to the communications profession.
“We are extremely pleased to offer our hearty congratulations to you, H. E. John Dramani Mahama, on your election as President of Ghana. It is a momentous occasion for the nation and for the field of communication, in which you have made significant strides over the years,” said Esther A. N. Cobbah. “As you step into the responsibilities of the highest office in the land, IPR Ghana wishes you success, wisdom, strength, and courage. We hope your presidency will lead to a time of transformation, renewal, and positive change for our nation. May your tenure serve as a beacon for progress and unity. God bless you, and may God continue to bless our homeland, Ghana.”
The statement also touched upon Mahama’s qualifications and expertise as a communication professional. Having been a member of IPR Ghana for many years, Mahama has contributed immensely to the public relations field and, in recognition of his work, was named a Fellow of IPR Ghana. His relationship with the Institute has been one of mutual respect, with Mahama being an active participant in the Institute’s efforts to foster growth and development within the public relations profession.
The Institute also expressed its admiration for Mahama’s selection of Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang as his running mate. The choice of Prof. Opoku-Agyemang, who will now serve as Ghana’s first female Vice President, was seen as a historic and groundbreaking decision. IPR Ghana commended this move, emphasizing its importance for gender equality and women’s empowerment in Ghana. The Institute believes that her selection marks a significant milestone for women in leadership, reinforcing the importance of diversity and inclusion in the country’s political landscape.
“IPR Ghana congratulates Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang on her remarkable achievement. Her election as Ghana’s first female Vice President is not only a historic moment but also a step toward creating more inclusive leadership in the country. We hope her tenure will serve as an inspiration to other women aspiring to leadership roles,” said Esther A. N. Cobbah.
The Institute of Public Relations Ghana’s congratulatory message reflects its continued commitment to supporting professional excellence, national unity, and the advancement of public relations as a vital component of effective governance and leadership. With Mahama’s wealth of experience in public service and communication, IPR Ghana expressed confidence that his administration would provide strong leadership for the country, while fostering progress in key sectors such as education, health, and infrastructure development.
Through this statement, IPR Ghana reaffirmed its role in shaping public relations practices in Ghana and its ongoing support for leadership that embodies professionalism, ethical communication, and dedication to the public good. The Institute remains committed to working with the new administration to enhance the role of communication in governance and to strengthen the ties between political leadership and the people of Ghana.