A statement signed by the Special Aide to the former President said “We have, over the last week, received reports from across the country about the activities of some members of the party seeking to solicit information from executives and members of the NDC, claiming that they are being sponsored by the Office of former President Mahama.
“We wish to strongly advise them to desist from such acts of impersonation and misinformation, particularly as we all continue to work towards reorganising the party across the country,” the statement added.
John Mahama denies post-Kwesi Botchway survey
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THE Office of former President John Dramani Mahama has stated categorically that it has not constituted any team to undertake a post-Kwesi Botchwey Committee survey.
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