President John Dramani Mahama has taken to social media to celebrate his wife, Lordina Mahama, in a heartfelt birthday tribute that has warmed hearts across Ghana. The message is more than just a routine birthday wish. It is a public expression of deep gratitude, love, and admiration.
In his post, President Mahama described Lordina as his ‘rock and confidant’, highlighting her unwavering support throughout their journey together, both personally and politically. The post read:
“Happy Birthday, my dearest Lordina! Thank you for being my rock, my confidante, and the incredible woman you are. May your day be filled with joy, laughter, and all the blessings you deserve. Love you always! – John.”
The message has since garnered thousands of reactions, with many Ghanaians flooding the comments section to also wish the former First Lady well. For many, the post served as a reminder of the enduring partnership between the Mahamas; a bond that has survived the pressures of public life, political storms, and personal trials.
This public display of affection from the president is not the first time Mahama has openly expressed admiration for his wife. Over the years, Lordina has played an integral role not only as a spouse but also as a key figure in her own right, championing numerous social causes, especially those related to maternal health and child welfare through the Lordina Foundation.
The post also sparked conversations about the importance of strong family support systems in leadership. Many commenters applauded Mahama for acknowledging the role his wife has played behind the scenes, reminding the public that even presidents need a shoulder to lean on. Here are some comments below.
As Ghana celebrates Independence Day on March 6, the personal celebration within the Mahama household adds a warm, human touch to the occasion and a beautiful blend of national pride and personal gratitude.
For the Mahamas, it is not just about leading a nation, but also nurturing the love and partnership that keeps their family strong.
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