The Daily Graphic reported last week that former President Mahama won’t run in 2020 with his immediate family insisting that he should call time on local politics.
Amissah-Arthur campaign poster making the rounds
Mr Amissah-Arthur, a former governor of the Bank of Ghana was appointed vice president in 2012 after the demise of the late President John Atta Mills.
He was preceded by John Mahama in that office and the pair contested and won the 2012 elections later that year.
The Mahama/Amissah-Arthur ticket were however unsuccessful in their re-election id in 2016, losing to the New Patriotic Party in the president polls.