The male children of some bigwigs of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), appear to be following their fathers’ footsteps by making themselves visible in the political space.

We look at the sons of three of Ghana's former presidents who are in the limelight and likely to fill the shoes of their fathers one say.

The male child of the late former President Rawlings, Kimathi Rawlings joined his sister Dr. Zanetor Rawlings take centre stage at the Mahama FitX walk, addressing a crowd of supporters at the Nungua Town Park.

The event, which marked a successful health walk over the weekend, saw enthusiastic participation from National Democratic Congress (NDC) members and supporters.

Sharaf Dramani Mahama, the son of former President John Mahama has been seen on political platforms with his father, crisscrossing the country to sell the NDC message to the electorates.

he has initiated his own political activities, chief among them being a well-attended health walk recently at Tamale.

Sharaf Mahama, together with other notable politicians of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the northern parts of the country, and thousands of residents around the north, poured out on the streets for his ‘Healthy Hearts, Empowered Youth’ campaign.’

Also in attendance were Sharaf’s brother, Shafik Mahama; National and Regional Executives of the NDC, Members of Parliament (MPs) and Parliamentary Candidates (PCs) of the NDC, his friends and party supporters.

Kofi Atta Mills, the son of the late former president, John Evans Atta Mills, was spotted at a health walk at Damango on Friday, June 28, 2024, where the Sharaf Mahama Foundation provided free health screening for 1,356 people made up of 622 and 734 males and females respectively as part of the ‘Savannah Soccer Tournament’.

He also partnered with the running mate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, to organized a similar walk in the Central Region.

The peace walk was part of the anniversary celebrations of his late father.

Dubbed the Prof John Evans Atta Mills Peace Walk For Change, it was held at Cape Coast on Saturday, July 20, 2024.

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