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IERPP to hold press conference on President Mahama’s 120 days in office

The Institute of Economic Research and Public Policy, IERPP, is set to hold a press conference on President John Dramani Mahama’s 120 days in office.

The event, slated for Wednesday, May 7, 2025, will assess Mahama’s presidency since the NDC came to power. The think tank has since issued a flyer indicating the date, time, and venue of the press conference.

Candidate Mahama made some promises before the December 7, 2024, elections that he would fulfill within 120 days of being elected.

The Institute of Economic Research and Public Policy (IERPP) has assessed these promises, and the outcomes will be made public at the press event.

The theme for the press conference is; “The 120-Days Accountability Showdown: Are we Resetting or Repeating the Past?”.

Media houses will be invited to cover the event. It will also be streamed live on all social media platforms.

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