The First Lady, Lordina Mahama, has met with the National Executive of the Ministers’ Wives Association of Assemblies of God, Ghana, led by its President, Lady Monica Wengam.

The meeting in Accra discussed ways to deepen collaboration between the church and the state, as well as improve the welfare of women in the country.

Lordina Mahama emphasised the need for the church to invest heavily in the welfare of women and children.

This, she said, would complement the initiatives and interventions by the government and NGOs aimed at making life more meaningful for vulnerable groups in society.

Lady Monica Wengam, wife of the General Superintendent, praised President John Dramani Mahama and the First Lady for “being loyal and worthy members of Assemblies of God, Ghana.”

She also commended the first couple for recently providing free medical screening, treatment, and medication for retired ministers, their spouses, and widows of pastors.

The delegation presented gifts, including a Bible and church souvenirs, to Lordina Mahama.

They also offered prayers for the first couple and for the nation.



For her part, Lordina Mahama presented souvenirs from the Lordina Foundation to the executive of the Ministers’ Wives Association.

Those present included Rev Gladys Tito Agyei, National Vice President; Hannah Birikorang, National Secretary; Rita Awintia, Regional President for Accra East; and Rev Barbara Ayesu, Regional President for Accra West.