Viral photo of a woman kissing former president Akufo-Addo sparks online reactions

The image, which surfaced on various social media channels, captures the moment during what seems to be an official gathering where the woman, dressed in traditional attire, is seen bowing down to kiss the former Akufo-Addo President’s hand. At the same time, he sits among other dignitaries under a red canopy.

The gesture, which appears to be one of deep respect and reverence, has sparked widespread discussion about cultural protocols, presidential interactions with citizens, and appropriate forms of showing respect to national leaders in Ghana’s democratic context.

Social media users have shared varying perspectives on the appropriateness of such displays of reverence toward former elected officials in a democratic society.

While some view it as a traditional sign of respect deeply rooted in Ghanaian culture, others question whether such gestures are suitable in modern democratic governance.

The photograph has been widely circulated across Facebook, Twitter, and other platforms, with users expressing diverse opinions about the interaction. The image has also reignited discussions about the relationship between political leaders and citizens in Ghana’s Fourth Republic.

Former President Akufo-Addo, who is known for his interactions with citizens during public events, has not publicly commented on the viral photograph.

The incident highlights the ongoing cultural dynamics that influence political interactions in Ghana’s evolving democratic landscape…CONTINUE MORE READING>>>