Koku Anyidoho declines future appointment under Mahama

Former NDC Deputy General Secretary Samuel Koku Anyidoho has reaffirmed his decision not to accept any government appointment under John Dramani Mahama if he becomes president again.

In a tweet, Anyidoho expressed confidence in divine provision, citing his commitment to preserving the legacy of the late President John Evans Atta Mills as his source of sustenance.

“God will take care of me for as long as I keep the legacy of President Atta-Mills alive,” he declared.

Reflecting on past experiences, Anyidoho noted that during Mahama’s presidency, he was overlooked for board appointments despite serving as Deputy General Secretary, yet he faced no hardship.

He emphasized that his focus remains on upholding Atta Mills' legacy rather than seeking political appointments.