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Credited to Kumawood movie Star Kwadwo Nkansah aka LilWayne, I can't think far, is a phrase that has become a popular refrain everywhere.
It seems to have taken on a political tinge as president Mahama and his vice Kwesi Bekoe Amissah-Arthur are heard contradicting each other on whether or not the governing party thinks far.
Watch their references to “I can’t think far” on different campaign platforms.
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