Citizenship in Ghana is an invitation to help the country grow, become stable, and prosper. This was stated by the Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak. He spoke about the importance of contributing to Ghana's success.
The Minister mentioned that his ministry and other agencies work to make sure people become citizens in a fair and legal way. This process follows Ghana's laws strictly.
Over 100 people from the African diaspora officially became citizens of Ghana. This happened at a special ceremony in Accra.
During the event, these new citizens took the oath of allegiance. This is a formal promise to be loyal to Ghana.
The Minister assured that the process for obtaining citizenship is credible. It aligns with all national regulations.
Becoming a citizen is presented as a commitment to the nation's well-being. It is a step towards active participation in Ghanaian society.