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Once again politicians in NPP and NDC demonstrate that the only ones who hate each other are really their supporters - not them.
In this photo taken by a producer on Joy FM's Super Morning Show Victor Brachie, the Vice-Chairman of the opposition NPP Fred Oware is serving the NDC Trade minister Dr. Ekow Spio Garbrah some hot beverage when they met in Archbishop Duncan-Williams church.
And Fred is smiling as if he will do it all over again even take it up as a job if Spio Garbrah would let him. We don't know what Spio Garbrah did in return - but giving a tip would be the right thing to do.
Ghana's leaders must lead us to celebrate our partisanship because if we cannot do without partisan politics then at least we cannot let it destroy us. Ghanaians will be hoping to see more of such displays as we head towards 2016.
Already, myjoyonline has noted this nice trend in one of its Photo of the week: If we can't share power, at least we can share a building In a great show of political maturity, the ruling National Democratic Congress and opposition New Patriotic Party all cite their constituency office in the same office building at Kasoa on the Nyayano road in the Central Region

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