Former President John Mahama has been asked to make his intention to contest the flagbearership race of the National Democratic Congress public.
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“Some of us have to know his fate before we can take a bold decision whether to contest or not,” he told Accra-based Kasapa FM.
Mr Namoale, who has publicly said he will run for president, said he is not disturbed if the former president decides to run for president again.
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He, however, advised Mahama that he still needs 50 plus one vote to become president.
“I am not disturbed when former President Mahama contest for the flagbearership race and I don’t know if he will go,” he said. “But my piece of advice to him is to have in mind that he needs 50 plus 1 votes to get him there.”
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The ex-president lost the 2016 election to President Nana Akufo-Addo, becoming the first sitting president in Ghana to lose an election.