The Presidential Dinner in honour of President John Dramani Mahama and Vice President Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang turned into a star-studded affair as celebrated personalities from entertainment, politics, and business came together for an evening of unity and celebration.
The event saw the likes of Kumawood actor Kwaku Manu, gospel musician Nacee, Nigerian actor Jim Iyke, influencer Kaly Jay, and Kwame A Plus, now the Member of Parliament for Gomoa Central among other political elites that graced the occasion.
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Joining them were renowned businessman Kojo Jones, media personalities AJ Sarpong and KOD, and Pastor Brian Amoateng.
A standout guest was Bondaana, the designer behind President Mahama’s much-talked-about inauguration outfit. His presence symbolized the creative industry’s recognition and contribution to national events.
Meanwhile, the dinner also featured lively moments on the dancefloor, where Sharaf and Farida Mahama joined their parents, President Mahama and his wife Lordina, showcasing their family bond to the admiration of attendees.
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Rev. Obofour’s warm exchange with President Mahama, as well as appearances by Abeiku Santana, Rex Omar, and Dr. Lawrence Tetteh, underscored the diverse representation at the gathering.
Rev. Obofour exchanges pleasantries with President John Mahama at Presidential dinner. #the1957news pic.twitter.com/diJHratU21
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Each personality brought their unique flair to an event that celebrated leadership, unity, and cultural vibrancy.
As the night progressed, guests enjoyed fine dining, music, and engaging conversations in an atmosphere of camaraderie. One of the major highlights of the nights was when Mahama stepped onto the dancefloor with his wife.
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LIVE | Presidential Dinner in honour of President John Mahama and Vice President, Prof. Naana Jane Opoku Agyemang. #JohnMahama #Parliament pic.twitter.com/WgwN2WA0A0
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