Ned Nwoko, Regina Daniels Celebrate Ghana’s New President Amid Cheers
ABUJA/Nigeria: Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko, a staunch advocate for Pan-African unity, and his wife, celebrated actress Regina Daniels, were greeted with thunderous applause in Accra, Ghana, as they attended the inauguration of the country’s newly elected President. Their arrival sparked excitement, highlighting the couple’s prominence and the significance of the occasion.
Clad in elegant attire, Senator Nwoko, and his wife, Regina, gracefully acknowledged the crowd’s warm reception. Their presence added a touch of glamour to the ceremony, which featured vibrant cultural displays and performances, creating an atmosphere of unity and festivity.
In a statement released by Hon. Gloria Okolugbo, Director of Communications for Senator Nwoko, the Delta North Senator was praised for his enduring commitment to African integration. Senator Nwoko is known for championing initiatives such as promoting tourism, easing border restrictions, introducing a common African currency, and advocating for a unified language. These measures, he believes, are critical to driving economic growth and fostering stronger ties across the continent.
Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko, President John Mahama of the Republic of Ghana, (Centre) and Regina Daniel
Senator Nwoko reiterated his vision for a borderless Africa, emphasizing the importance of free movement to boost tourism and trade. He also pointed out the transformative impact a unified currency and language could have in enhancing communication and economic cooperation among African nations.
The inauguration was a colorful celebration of Ghana’s rich cultural heritage, with traditional music, dance, and attire on full display. Dignitaries from across Africa graced the occasion, further underlining its importance. The presence of Senator Nwoko and Regina Daniels lent additional prestige, symbolizing shared hopes for a more united and prosperous continent.
As the day transitioned to night, a spectacular fireworks display lit up the Accra skyline, marking the start of a new chapter in Ghana’s political journey. The event not only celebrated a peaceful transfer of power but also reaffirmed a collective vision for a thriving and interconnected Africa.
