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Ghana Today "President John Agyekum Kufuor this morning, Christmas day, December 25, 2007 was on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show, and he wished all Ghanaians good will and a peaceful Christmas.
The President spoke on phone.

In the studio to interview the President with sit-in host, Israel Laryea were four children who were randomly chosen. They are Jojo Ocran, 12, Tobi Welson 9, Comfort Sena 12, Priscila Quansah 12, and Master Amoakohene 9.

The children asked the President questions ranging from how he celebrated Christmas as a child to whether he thinks Ghana could become as rich as the United States of America."

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