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President John Mahama made another striking appearance, this time, at the graduation ceremony of the Ghana Military Academy in Accra.
He donned a full naval uniform in honour of the occasion.
The event, held at the Teshie Military Academy and Training School in Accra, saw the President in his capacity as Commander-in-Chief of the Ghana Armed Forces reviewing the passing-out parade of cadets who have completed their military training.
Clad in the white ceremonial attire of the Ghana Navy, President Mahama’s presence and choice of outfit generated buzz both at the venue and on social media.
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