'Life is fragile, service is sacred' - Mahama reflects on helicopter crash victims one year on
President John Dramani Mahama spoke at the National Inter-Faith Memorial Service held on August 6 in honour of eight Ghanaian servicemen who died in a helicopter crash. He described the loss as a painful reminder that "life is fragile, service to the nation is sacred and tomorrow is never guaranteed." He stated that their dedication to duty and commitment to Ghana must remain a lasting inspiration for the country.
President Mahama recalled that one year earlier, Ghana woke up to the news of the helicopter accident that claimed eight lives while they were on national duty. He said the tragedy went beyond individual families and became a moment of national grief, touching the conscience of an entire nation. He noted that many people could still remember exactly where they were when they heard of the incident.
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President John Dramani Mahama reflected on the loss of eight Ghanaian servicemen, emphasizing the fragility of life and the sacredness of national
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