Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah at a breakfast meeting with the Muslim clergy.
The Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah has told the Muslim community to do everything possible to maintain President John Mahama in power.
Mr Debrah emphasized that the Mahama-led administration has been good to Muslims and will therefore be a mark of honour to re-elect him (president) in the upcoming December 7 elections, to enable him continue with his good works.
The Chief of Staff is touring the Greater Accra Region and have so far met the media, Christian Clergy, Professionals as well as paying courtesy call on various Chiefs in the region.
During a breakfast meeting with the Muslim clergy and leaders in the region, the Chief of Staff said president Mahama used the first term of his administration to build infrastructure and wants another term to create jobs.
Mr Debrah further prayed the Muslim leaders to give president Mahama another four years as the previous Presidents have enjoyed.
The National Chief Imam also calls for a peaceful elections and added that he’s worried about the violence in some places ahead of the elections.
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