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Amissah-Arthur "profoundly" grateful to Mahama for opportunity to serve

Amissah-Arthur became John Mahama's vice president in 2012 after the shocking demise to president Atta Mills.

Amissah-Arthur described his boss as someone who was deeply committed to the transformation of Ghana, adding that he adds touch to class.

In a Facebook post, he said: "President John Mahama was deeply committed to the transformation of Ghana. It was brilliant working with him. He adds a touch of pure class.

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"I am profoundly grateful to President Mahama and his government for the opportunity to serve the people of Ghana."

Amissah-Arthur became John Mahama's vice president in 2012 after the shocking demise of president Atta Mills.

Partnering Mahama for the 2012 election, they won a disputed election by 50.7 percent.

They were crushed at the polls in the 2016 elections by more than one million votes in their second term bid.

In the comments, some hailed his service to the country while others felt he could have performed better if he was given room to operate as vice president.

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Numan Mutaru said: "I'm not sure you were given the opportunity to serve Ghana, I personally felt you had more to offer if you were given enough space and resources.you still have the chance to b president and of Ghana n we look forward to that. Tnx for your service n God bless you."

However, Benjamin Owusu said: "Well said Paa, I know you gave your all to support JDM and served mother Ghana to the best of your abilities. Posterity will judge your stewardship in glowing terms. Have a good day my brother."

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