Constitution Day is observed in Ghana every January 7 to commemorate the implementation of the current Constitution, known as the Constitution of the Fourth Republic, which came into force on January 7, 1993. This holiday was officially established in December 2018, when it was added to the list of public holidays to honor the nation's commitment to democracy, the rule of law, and constitutional principles. The inaugural celebration took place on January 7, 2019. The significance of this day is rooted in Ghana's tumultuous post-independence history, which included multiple coups and changes in government, leading to the establishment of a stable democratic framework. Constitution Day serves as a reminder of the collective efforts made by Ghanaians to uphold democratic values and human rights.