The presidency is no walk in the park. For newly installed Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama, the task ahead is as monumental as the colourful investiture ceremony held in his honour on January 7, 2024, at the iconic Black Star Square.

The event, a spectacle of cultural pride and political tradition, marked the beginning of what promises to be a challenging tenure for the experienced statesman.

Hours after the celebratory pomp and pageantry, President Mahama was spotted storming the Jubilee House, the nation’s seat of power, ready to tackle the daunting task of governance.

A video shared by Joy News and sighted by MyNewsGh captured the moment—a composed Mahama exchanged pleasantries with his new team members before confidently heading to his office.

The symbolism of this act was not lost on many; it was the first step toward implementing his much-publicized “Resetting Agenda,” a slogan that defined his campaign and resonated with millions of voters who rallied behind him.

This is not Mahama’s first time at the helm. Having previously served as President from 2012 to 2017, he is no stranger to the corridors of power.