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2 mins readBy: Phoebe Martekie Doku

The Asogli State Council has emphatically denied allegations suggesting that Togbe Afede XIV, the Agbogbomefia of Asogli, has directed individuals to lobby for his selection as the running mate of National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama.
In a statement released on Tuesday, the Asogli State Council clarified that Togbe Afede XIV, while willing to serve Ghana in any capacity, has not instructed any person or group to advocate for his candidacy as the running mate.
The statement is in response to recent reports linking Togbe Afede to the possibility of being John Mahama’s running mate for the 2024 Presidential election.
The Asogli State explained that a group known as the “Change Makers Forum” recently approached Togbe Afede to consider joining President Mahama as his running mate.
According to the Council, Togbe Afede responded that the choice of a running mate is the prerogative of the flag bearer, and he would not reject any opportunity to serve the country.
The statement clarified that Togbe Afede did not mandate anyone or any group to lobby for his selection as a running mate.
The Asogli State Council apologized for any shock and embarrassment caused to the chiefs, kingmakers, the people of Asogli, and others.
“But Togbe has not mandated anybody or group to “lobby” for his choice as running mate,” it added.
It also emphasized the open-door policy of the Agbogbomefia's office, encouraging direct communication on matters, concerns, or suggestions requiring attention.
“The office of the Agbogbomefia operates an open-door policy and is open to communication, feedback, and inquiries from all citizens and stakeholders. We encourage individuals or groups to reach out directly on any matters, concerns or suggestions that require attention,” it added.

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