A group of Asante chiefs, known as the Concerned Traditional Chiefs of Asanteman, has publicly endorsed President-Elect John Dramani Mahama. The chiefs, led by Otumfuo Ahenenanom Hene, Nana Kwame Mensah-Bonsu, expressed their gratitude to the people of Ghana for re-electing Mahama.

According to Nana Mensah-Bonsu, Mahama's leadership has been remarkable, particularly in the Asanteman region. He highlighted Mahama's contributions to the region, which he believes surpass those of other leaders, including former President John Agyekum Kufuor.

Nana Mensah-Bonsu emphasized that Mahama's commitment to the people of Asanteman has earned him their respect and admiration. He praised Mahama's humility and willingness to listen to the concerns of his people.

The chiefs also expressed their hope and prayers for Mahama's success in his second term. They described him as a leader who is committed to the welfare of his people and is determined to bring about positive change.

Nana Mensah-Bonsu's comments are a testament to Mahama's enduring popularity in the Asanteman region. The chiefs' endorsement is likely to boost Mahama's credibility and reinforce his commitment to the people of Ghana.

The Concerned Traditional Chiefs of Asanteman's endorsement of Mahama is significant, given the region's importance in Ghanaian politics. The chiefs' support is likely to influence the voting behavior of people in the region.

Mahama's leadership style and commitment to the people of Asanteman have clearly resonated with the chiefs. Their endorsement is a vote of confidence in Mahama's ability to lead Ghana and bring about positive change.

In conclusion, the Concerned Traditional Chiefs of Asanteman's endorsement of Mahama is a significant development in Ghanaian politics. The chiefs' praise for Mahama's leadership and commitment to the people of Asanteman is a testament to his enduring popularity in the region.