Ghana’s Mahama seeks UN recognition of slave trade as gravest crime

[Daily Post - Nigeria] - 15/02/2026

The President of Ghana, John Mahama, is seeking global recognition of the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity. Mahama has initiated processes to table a resolution at the United Nations General Assembly in March, a move first announced during the 80th Session of UNGA (…)

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