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President Kufuor is reported to be in good health and already back in his seat at the Castle, Osu, after he escaped unhurt in a late morning accident on Wednesday that saw his car roll over a couple of times.
A man yet to be identified is said to have driven a Benz saloon car straight into the side of the President's car at the Opeibea Intersection on the Airport – 37 Military Hospital road.
President Kufuor was said to be on his way to his office, and according to eyewitnesses, he emerged from the dented car with no apparent injury but clutching his head.
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