“No ceremony can replace their voices” — Mahama consoles families of departed eight
President John Dramani Mahama has assured the families of the eight Ghanaians who lost their lives in a helicopter crash that the nation continues to share in their grief, saying their loved ones remain part of Ghana’s collective memory and will never be forgotten.
President John Dramani Mahama has consoled the families of the eight Ghanaians who perished in a helicopter crash on August 6, 2025, assuring them that the entire nation mourns with them. Speaking at the National Inter-Faith Memorial Service, the president acknowledged the profound grief and pain the families endure, stating that no ceremony or anniversary can replace the voices and embraces of their loved ones.
He emphasized that although death brings sorrow, the love shared with those who have passed on endures through memories, faith, and the positive impact they have left on the lives of others. President Mahama emphasized that the departed eight exemplified dedication, patriotism, and commitment to national duty, ensuring their contributions remain an integral part of Ghana's history.
He commended the support and solidarity shown by Ghanaians from diverse backgrounds, highlighting the unity and compassion that transcended political, ethnic, and religious boundaries. The president urged the nation to honor the memory of the departed by upholding the values they embodied, such as service, sacrifice, humility, and unwavering commitment to the country.
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