Mahama said the act of generosity on the part of the party faithful is proof that unity and dedication and hard work is enough to get the NDC back to power.
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Thank you for your massive support ─ Mahama to NDC after 275 constituencies tour
Former President John Mahama has expressed his appreciation to supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for supporting him to lead the party ahead of the NDC presidential primaries on February 23.
Former President John Mahama thanks NDC supporters
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"I cannot thank you, our hardworking branch, constituency and regional executives, party supporters and well wishers, security personnel, drivers and all, enough for my successful tour of all 275 constituencies.
"Thank you all very much, and remember to Vote #3 for me, John Mahama, on February 23," he said in a post on social media.
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Mahama commenced the last phase of his campaign to lead the NDC to the 2020 elections which saw him move around all 275 constituencies around the country.
He brought his tour to an end in the Volta Region after campaigning in the nine regions.
The aspirants vying to lead the NDC are former President John Mahama, Joshua Alabi, Alban Bagbin, Sylvester Mensah, Ekow Spio-Garbrah, Goosie Tanoh and Nurudeen Idrissu.
Mahama expresses appreciation to NDC supporters
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