The opposition party has given their approval to the former president of Ghana in his attempt to make a comeback.

John Mahama, the ex-president of Ghana, who has been selected by the primary opposition party to contest for the presidency in the upcoming year, stated on Monday that he believes the present government has let down the people of the West African country.
Mahama, who secured the National Democratic Congress (NDC) nomination in the party's presidential primary, alleged that the current President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo's government has mishandled the economy and misappropriated public funds.
A Ghanaian citizen who is accused of stealing $2.4 million from the Wisconsin GOP has pleaded not guilty. The former president expressed his concern about the current government's mismanagement of the country's economy and its negative impact on the country's development during his acceptance speech in Tamale city, northern Ghana.
The level of corruption and misuse of public funds has reached its peak. Mahama won the primary election with 99% of the votes from approximately 335,000 delegates, defeating Kojo Bonsu, a former mayor of Kumasi. The announcement was made on Sunday.
The result indicates that he continues to have significant backing from the NDC, even though he departed from the president's position in 2017 after holding it for over four years.
The President of Ghana attended the funeral of a soccer player who died in an earthquake in Turkey. The country's struggling economy is anticipated to be a significant topic in the upcoming presidential election in 2024.
The present administration is attempting to provide confidence to the public that it has the ability to restore the economy.
To obtain the FOX NEWS APP, click on the provided link. Mahama, who was defeated in the previous two presidential elections, is aiming for a return to power by competing against the candidate chosen by the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP).
The ruling party has several members, including Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia and former trade and industry minister Alan Kyeramaten, who are vying to take over from Akufo-Addo, who is currently serving his last term.