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With 99 days to decide who the next President of Ghana will be, campaigning has intensified with political parties churning out promises and initiatives to garner votes.
However, the campaigns have not been without funny sides.
JoyNews' Prince Kwame Kudogah has put together those moments when Presidential Candidates got electorates amused.
Listen to the report below:
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