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Former President Mahama has cancelled his Speakout tour across the country in response to the ban on public gatherings by government.
He said it is time for the nation to unite to fight the common enemy disclosing that his former appointees who are knowledgeable about dealing with Ebola are willing to work with the Akufo-Addo government in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.
Watch his full address below:
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