Samira Bawumia, the wife of Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has expressed her heartfelt gratitude to Ghanaians for the privilege of serving as the 6th and youngest Second Lady in Ghana’s 4th Republic.
In a message reflecting on her tenure, she acknowledged the support she received from the nation and highlighted the significant impact of her work.
“Thank you, Ghana, for the incredible honour to have served as the 6th and youngest Second Lady of the 4th Republic. I am deeply grateful for your support and particularly proud of the many lives I inspired and impacted throughout this tenure,” she wrote.
Mrs. Bawumia underscored her dedication to high-level advocacy, both on the global and local stage, and emphasized the joy she derived from everyday interactions with Ghanaians. She described the experience as a “great privilege and honour.”
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During her time in office, Samira Bawumia championed numerous initiatives focusing on climate action, women’s empowerment, health, and education. These efforts not only resonated with Ghanaians but also earned her international recognition.
Looking ahead, she revealed her commitment to pursuing “more exciting endeavours” in the areas she is passionate about. Her work in climate action, women’s empowerment, health, and education remains central to her vision for the future.
She concluded her message with a prayer for the nation: “God bless us all and our homeland, Ghana.”
Samira Bawumia’s tenure as Second Lady has been widely acknowledged for its transformative projects and the inspiration she has provided to many, particularly women and young people in Ghana. Her advocacy work continues to shape her legacy and set the stage for her future contributions to the nation and beyond.
