President John Dramani Mahama found himself in the middle of Ghana’s flooding woes as his convoy was spotted carefully making its way through floodwaters after a bout of torrential rains.
Eyewitness clips show Mahama’s fleet navigating streets that had turned into mini-rivers, a reminder of just how intense the rains have been in recent days.
The images sparked buzz online, with many pointing out how even top leaders aren’t immune to the struggles everyday Ghanaians face during floods.
Social media, of course, had a field day. One user wrote: “If Mahama’s V8 can swim, then who am I with my little Corolla?” Another quipped, “This convoy has seen more water than our taps at home.” Others, however, used the moment to highlight the urgent need for stronger flood management systems in Ghana’s cities.
Flooding has become a recurring issue across the country, and moments like these only shine a brighter spotlight on the crisis.
Seeing president caught up in the same chaos everyday citizens endure adds fuel to ongoing conversations about infrastructure and long-term solutions.
