Watch Mahama Kneel to Greet the Gonja Overlord at the Hogbetsotso Festival

Author: ghanaweb.comPublished on: November 7, 2026Country: Ghana
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Watch Mahama Kneel to Greet the Gonja Overlord at the Hogbetsotso Festival

John Mahama knelt to greet the Gonja Overlord at the Hogbetsotso festival. The headline draws attention to the gesture of respect during the celebration. The provided article text gives no further details about the encounter or festival.

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