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Former President John Dramani Mahama on Tuesday met with a good number of clergymen in Accra as part of his bid to seek re-election as Ghana counts down to Election 2024 on December 7.
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer met the clergymen at the De Icon Event Centre to engage with leaders of the Christian faith in the regional capital.
Dubbed Mahama Fellowships with The Clergy, the occasion also served as a special time of prayer, worship, and fellowship in the presence of God.
Below are photographs from the fellowship.
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