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Former President, John Dramani Mahama has appealed to Ghanaians to donate ¢10 through mobile money to support the National Democratic Congress (NDC)’s upcoming national congress.
Mr. Mahama made the appeal in a Facebook post on Wednesday, December 7.
According to him, the donation is not limited to only party folks but all Ghanaians.
“I am inviting 500,000 willing Ghanaians, NDC supporters, sympathisers, and friends to donate a minimum of 10 Ghana Cedis each to help us fund the congress. You don’t have to be a member of the NDC to donate.

“Please donate via MoMo number 059 860 4199. Or pay into the NDC Congress Account at the GCB Bank. Account Number: 13-9113-00-00-837. If you want to arrange other forms of support, please send me an email- office@johnmahama.org”, Mr. Mahama appealed.

The 2020 Presidential Candidate of the party explained that this has become necessary due to the need to transport various constituency, regional executives to Accra and accommodate them.
He revealed that a total of 10,936 delegates from 275 constituencies are expected to participate in the congress.
The congress, which will be held on December 17, 2022, at the Accra Sports Stadium is under the theme, ‘Rallying for victory 2024; Ghana’s hope’.
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