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A statement issued by campaign spokesperson Joyce Bawah-Mogtari noted: “Our humble, trustworthy, peaceful and hardworking President will also pay a courtesy call on the Osudoku Traditional Council.”

The statement further states that President Mahama “was greeted with euphoric crowds at Kaneshie, Bubuashie, Kokompe and Fadama yesterday. He also had a very successful meeting with the National Chief Imam, Leader of the Alsuna Mission and the council of Muslim chiefs at Fadama.”

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President Mahama is seeking a second term in office as the president of the Republic of Ghana.