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Former President John Dramani Mahama, has reacted to news that he has settled on Asunafo South Member of Parliament as his running mate for the 2020 elections.
There were media reports that the former President will choose Eric Opoku as his running mate.
The report went ahead to say that the former President will announce his choice in the coming days.
But, reacting to this news on his social media platforms, the former President said reports that he has settled on and announced his running mate are false.
Check out his Twitter post:
Yet another fake news.
— John Dramani Mahama (@JDMahama) March 21, 2020
Reports that I have settled on and announced a running mate for the 2020 elections are false.
Let's continue to take precaution and help #stopthespread of COVID-19. Wash your hands, esp after touching a commonly used surface or object. #Safehands
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