Dr. Bawumia joined the Muslim Caucus of Parliament, and other distinguished guests, including diplomats, for the 13th Annual Night of Power, which is observed by the Caucus, in the last 10 days of Ramadan, to pray for the nation.
The theme for the occasion was on the peace and unity of Ghana, as we prepare for general elections in December.
While acknowledging the remarkable efforts of the nation’s two dominant religious groups, in always praying for the continuous peace and unity of our country, Dr. Bawumia also urged all, to ensure a peaceful election process by eschewing acts which threaten the peace and unity of our country.
No life should be lost; no property should be destroyed and no relationship should be ruined because of political differences.
May the Almighty Allah accept our prayers and continue to bless our homeland, Ghana.
Dr. Bawumia’s message advocating for peace, unity, and respect for all during the election season is a powerful reminder of the values that should guide our actions as citizens. His call for non-violence and preservation of relationships despite political differences sets a positive tone for a peaceful electoral environment.
