A former flagbearer aspirant of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) Ernest Kobeah has pledged his support to former president John Mahama barely a week after withdrawing from the presidential race.
The businessman on Monday officially met Mahama to discuss a wide range of issues centering on the NDC and the upcoming primaries.
Sharing the news on Facebook on Monday (3 April), Mahama commended Kobeah for the kind gesture.
“Thank you, Ernest Kobeah for your magnanimity in offering me your support to lead our great party, the NDC, to the 2024 elections,” the former leader wrote.
“Your decision to step down from the contest, even after paying in full the filing fees pegged for the contest is exemplary. May the NDC get better and stronger,” Mahama added in his Facebook post.
Reporting by Fred Dzakpata in Accra
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