I am Sorry To Say That Opoku-Agyemang To Get Ready To Take Over From Mahama—Dr Kwesi Ahwoi Apologises 

"I hereby render an unreserved and unqualified apology to H.E. John Dramani Mahama, Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, the leadership and rank and file of the great NDC," he stressed

I am Sorry To Say That Opoku-Agyemang To Get Ready To Take Over From Mahama—Dr Kwesi Ahwoi Apologises 
FORMER Minister of Food and Agriculture, Dr 
Kwesi Ahwoi, has apologized for making unguided statement against the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), former President John Dramani Mahama which has created confusion, controversy and tension within the NDC.

"I hereby render an unreserved and unqualified apology to H.E. John Dramani Mahama, Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, the leadership and rank and file of the great NDC," he stressed
"Comrades and friends, let us put this unfortunate incident behind us and unite behind our flag-bearer, the visionary Nation Builder, to rescue our beloved country in the December 2024 elections," he noted in a write-up captured by Soireenews.com.
According to Dr Ahwoi who doubles as a former Interior Minister, he has taken notice of the unfortunate controversy that has arisen as a result of a comment has made at a reception organized last Thursday by the Churchstreet group of NDC faithfuls for Running Mate to former President Mahama., Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang.
He indicated that he sincerely regrets the wrong impression that his comment has created.
"Indeed, it was not my intention, and never will it be my intention to pray that H.E. John Mahama does not serve his full four-year term when he wins the 2024 general elections. 
"I concede that I misspoke on the occasion.
 I accept the criticisms in good faith, even though some of the criticisms arise out of a deliberate misrepresentation of my statement. 
"Indeed, Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang in response to my toast, pointed out the erroneous impression created by my statement and was categorical in asserting that she was certain that H.E. John Mahama will win the 2024 general elections and serve his full four-year term," he explained.
According to Dr Ahwoi, it is unfortunate that my statement appears  to have taken the shine off what was otherwise a cheerful and light-hearted occasion.