President Mahama, during his tenure and beyond, has shown compassion and support for the family of the late Major Maxwell Adam Mahama, a soldier whose tragic death in 2017 shocked the nation. Major Mahama was brutally killed in a mob attack in Denkyira Obuasi, Central Region, after being mistaken for an armed robber.
His death led to widespread mourning and a state burial on June 9, 2017, honoring his service to Ghana.
Major Mahama was married to Barbara Mahama, who has since become a symbol of resilience and strength.
Barbara has shared her journey of coping with the and raising their children in the aftermath of the tragedy. The couple had two young sons at the time of Major Mahama’s passing. Barbara has been vocal about the challenges she faced and the determination she found to rebuild her life for the sake of her children.
In the years following the incident, Barbara has worked to preserve her husband’s legacy while also focusing on her personal growth and the well-being of her family. She has shared her story in a memoir, highlighting the importance of faith, hope, and love in overcoming adversity. Her resilience has inspired many, and she continues to honor Major Mahama’s memory through her actions and advocacy.
The Mahama family, including Major Mahama’s parents and siblings, has also played a significant role in supporting Barbara and the children.
Their collective efforts have ensured that Major Mahama’s legacy as a dedicated soldier and a loving family man is remembered and celebrated.
This tragic yet inspiring story underscores the strength of family bonds and the enduring impact of a life dedicated to service. Major Maxwell Adam Mahama’s legacy lives on through his family and the countless lives he touched during his time.