Even though some of the comments are a purposeful distortion of his remarks, he acknowledged that he misspoke and accepted them in good faith.
In fact, Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang categorically declared that she was positive that H.E. John Mahama would win the general elections in 2024 and serve his entire four-year term in response to my toast. She also pointed out the false impression that my comment had produced.
“I regret that my remarks seem to have dimmed the brightness of what was otherwise a joyous and playful event,” he penned.
He has also urged party members to move over the regrettable event and stand together with flagbearer John Mahama in order to save Ghana in the elections scheduled for December 2024.
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