Now in his second nonconsecutive term, the West African leader is heading a proactive and highly responsive administration that’s winning over many citizens.
Keeping to his campaign promise, the new president is attempting to put together an efficient government to tackle Ghana’s economic crisis and restore public trust in the next four years.
Although limited, the disorderly conduct has seen supporters of the incoming president’s party attack several state institutions, injuring police and military personnel in the process.
Current Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia faces a stiff test against former President John Mahama, as no political party has governed Ghana for more than two consecutive terms.