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‘I Will Gladly Accept NDC Veep Position’ – Dr. Samuel Sarpong Declares

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“I don’t like lobbying for positions but will gladly accept the Vice president position if His Excellency  former president of the Republic, John Dramani Mahama calls on me to partner him to win election 2020” .Dr Samuel Sarpong, former Ashanti regional minister, former MD, State Housing Company and Former mayor of Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly has declared. According to him, though he has not thought of the vice president position of the National Democratic Congress Party but he will not let it go if Mr. John Dramani Mahama (flagbearer of NDC) invites him to be his running mate. Dr. Samuel Sarpong made this revelations on fox fm in Kumasi this morning. Source :broadcastergh.com /Ayisah Foster 
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