Former President John Dramani Mahama
Wed, 11 Jan 2017
Source: bbc.com
Ghana's former Foreign Minister Hanna Tetteh has tweeted a picture of a letter sent by former President John Mahama on Tuesday in which he tells his successor that he is withdrawing his request to remain in his official residence. The letter also says he is withdrawing a request for an office.
Mr Mahama's failure to vacate the house when his term ended on Saturday has caused huge controversy in Ghana. Critics say his continued presence there is unlawful and has also left incoming Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia without an official residence. Officials have insisted that Mr Mahama's request to stay on, and also receive an office, were not approved.
That ends the matter. pic.twitter.com/6T6KBwdtpV
— Hanna Tetteh (@HannaTetteh) January 11, 2017
Source: bbc.com
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