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Ghanaian music legend Daddy Lumba brought together former President John Agyekum Kufuor and his predecessor, Jerry John Rawlings, at the maiden Legends and Legacy Ball in 2011.
Amid lingering rumours of tension between the two former heads of state, they found common ground when Daddy Lumba called out their names and dedicated a song to them during his performance.
In a rare moment of unity, both men rose to their feet and danced the night away.
The event, organised by Imajin Advertising, was held to honour Daddy Lumba for his remarkable contributions to the music industry.
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