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'Ghanaians didn’t vote for us to talk about who comes next' - Naana Jane rejects early 2028 run talk
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Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has declined to be drawn into speculation about whether she will seek the presidency, urging members of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) to remain focused on delivering on the mandate given to the government by Ghanaians.
She further suggested that the timing and direction of any future political ambition should be determined by the government’s performance and the level of support being given to President Mahama.
She stressed that the mandate given to the government was not intended to create an early contest over who would lead the party in the future.
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