Prior to his inauguration, Akufo-Addo tours the Jubilee House with Mahama.

Prior to tomorrow's inauguration ceremony, President Akufo-Addo gave President-elect John Mahama a tour of the Jubilee House.

The last stage of the transformation process is indicated by this.

President Akufo-Addo said during the tour that he was confident in the upcoming government and that "the country awaits your leadership from tomorrow."

"You're welcome, and you're also very welcome, Madam Vice President-elect."

He gave President-elect Mahama his word that he would be ready to assist the incoming administration.

President-elect Mahama responded by thanking the departing president and his transition team for making the process peaceful and easy.

"I sincerely appreciate it. Being here with you the day before the inauguration is an honor," said John Mahama.

"With the information we have received, we are prepared to start working right away following tomorrow's ceremony."

"You are the first occupant of these premises, but I know the geography of it," John Mahama said, emphasizing his acquaintance with the Jubilee House. "The last time I was president, I didn't live here."

"I would like to express my gratitude for the friendly transition procedure. Even in government, you can rely on us to uphold the cooperative spirit.

As the country awaits President-elect John Mahama's leadership in the years to come, the inauguration, which is set for tomorrow, officially begins his mandate.