John Dramani Mahama
Preparations for the presidential and parliamentary primaries of the main opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), enters the home stretch this week.
The vote is slated for May 13, 2023 with the presidential primary being the main focus for most analysts.
Former President John Dramani Mahama has reiterated calls for unity among the rank and file ahead of the process.
“Everyone has his supporters, there’s no point saying this person supported the winning team, so we will stay aside. All of us are NDC, let’s support each other after the primaries,” Mr. Mahama advised in his continued engagement with supporters at Bimbilla in the Northern Region.
Mahama is seeking to be re-elected to lead the NDC into the fourth straight election after winning in 2012 and losing in 2016 and 2020.
John Mahama will face competition in the primary from former finance minister Kwabena Duffuor and former Kumasi mayor Kojo Bonsu.
Meanwhile, watch the latest episode of People and Places on GhanaWeb TV below:
Watch the latest episode of The Lowdown below:
SARA
- Watch John Mahama operating a tractor on his large-scale farm in Yapei
- Our country is dirtier than when there was no Ministry of Sanitation - John Mahama
- Understanding Mahama’s Ideology: A new paradigm shift for a successful Ghana: Part 2
- Your 20% 'Akonfem mathematics' can’t be equated to my 70% digitalization efforts - Bawumia jabs Mahama
- 70% vs 20% 'Akonfem mathematics': Bawumia jabs Mahama over who will win hearts of electorates
- Read all related articles
