A new statue commemorating the late former President Flight Lieutenant Jerry John Rawlings has been officially unveiled, attracting political leaders, dignitaries, and members of the public to the ceremony.
The monument, erected to celebrate Rawlings’ enduring legacy in Ghanaian politics, serves as a symbol of his contributions to the nation’s democratic and socio-political development. During the unveiling event, attendees praised the initiative for creating a lasting tribute that future generations can visit and reflect upon.
Rawlings, who held both military and civilian leadership roles during his lifetime, remains a pivotal figure in Ghana’s modern political history. Supporters of the former president described the statue as a fitting recognition of his role in shaping Ghana’s political landscape.
The unveiling drew a significant crowd, including admirers and media personnel, many of whom expressed pride in the initiative and emphasized the importance of remembering national leaders who have influenced the country’s trajectory. The statue is expected to become a prominent site of remembrance and reflection for both citizens and visitors alike.
A new memorial statue of the late former President of the Republic of Ghana, Flt. Lt. Jerry John Rawlings, has been unveiled today, Wednesday, 7th January 2026, in Keta, opposite the Keta Senior High School.
The unveiling and dedication ceremony was graced by several dignitaries… pic.twitter.com/pqEMwafvHz
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