President John Dramani Mahama has made headlines following a recent announcement regarding the proposed sale of lands belonging to the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources. During a press conference held at the Jubilee House, Mahama clarified his administration’s stance on land management, emphasizing that the sale of public lands would not occur under his watch.
Amid rising concerns from various stakeholders, including community leaders and civil society organizations, Mahama reiterated his commitment to protecting public assets and ensuring that all lands remain under state control for the benefit of Ghanaians. “Our national resources are vital to our development, and it is my duty as president to safeguard them,” he stated. “We will pursue policies that prioritize the welfare of our citizens and promote sustainable land management.”
The announcement comes in response to mounting criticism regarding the implications of potential land sales on local communities and environmental sustainability. Many citizens have expressed apprehension about the impact such actions could have on their livelihoods and access to land.
Community leaders welcomed the president’s clarification, calling it a positive step towards fostering trust between the government and the people. They urged the administration to engage in open dialogue with local residents about land use and development plans to ensure that their voices are heard.
As public discourse continues around the issue, Mahama’s administration is expected to outline further measures aimed at improving land governance and addressing the concerns of various stakeholders across the nation.
