Nana Addo joins the French Ambassador on the dance floor as Mr Drew performs.
Ann Sophie Avenue in Ghana celebrates French National Day.
The day commemorates the fall of the Bastille in 1789.
The French Ambassador entertains guests with a song performance.
Last night, July 14, 2022, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo proudly represented Ghana in a fierce 'diplomatic dance battle' with French Ambassador to Ghana, Ann Sophie Ave.
As part of this year’s France National Day celebration, the French Ambassador invited the president, some Ghanaian public figures and media houses to a party at her residence to commemorate French Day in Ghana.
Though the event was star-studded, the president stole the show as he turned heads with his amazing 90’s dance moves grooving to Mr. Drew’s ‘S3K3’.
Ann Sophie Ave also wowed her audience with a stellar performance of songs by Mona4real and Whitney Houston.
The French National Day, also known as Bastille Day, is celebrated annually on July 14. The holiday commemorates the fall of the Bastille in 1789.
This day is celebrated throughout France with a meticulously planned traditional military parade on the Champs-Elysees, dance, fireworks, and illuminations.
read also: Keep Kennedy Agyapong's name out of your mouth, Agradaa warned.
The Chairman of a support group affiliated with Assin North MP Kennedy Ohene Agyapong has issued a strong warning to former fetish priestess Nana Agradaa.
According to Abrefa Gyan Christian, Chairman of 'We Are For Ken Worldwide,' any attempt by Agradaa to drag the name of the MP, who is also a candidate for the presidential flagbearership of the ruling New Patriotic Party, NPP, will be met with equal defense from their camp.
"We are issuing a strong warning to everyone out there: if you want to disrespect someone to trend, don't bring it to Honourable Kennedy Agyapong's doorsteps because we will not tolerate any disrespect," he told Oman Channel.
Nana Agradaa was on social media a few days ago spitting venom at a politician for disparaging her.
Despite the fact that Agradaa did not identify herself, her remarks were interpreted as a direct jab at the flagbearer candidate who also serves as the Member of Parliament for Assin Central.
"When I was arrested, an honorable was on social media disparaging me." They would have had it bad with me if I hadn't been in custody. "If I respect you but you don't respect yourself, you lose my respect." Ask yourselves what I said to the ostensibly honorable before telling him about my decision to stop being a fetish priestess. These elderly people have no respect for themselves and have the audacity to sit on television and talk about me coming to them about what I intend to do.
"You now want to be president, a mature individual who cannot keep the secrets of those who confide in you." Can you lead a country? You want someone to vote for you as president if you can't keep secrets? "When citizens confide in you, it will become public," Agradaa said.
Following a barrage of backlash on social media, the former fetish priestess has clarified that the slur was never intended for the Assin Central MP.
This came after members of Kennedy Agyapong's camp threatened to go after her for attempting to assassinate the MP.
Reacting to Agradaa’s disclaimer, Abrefa Gyan noted that Agradaa had no personal relationship with the MP and that she rather sought to beseech the maverick MP when he turned on her for allegedly scamming people.
“She is not his friend and neither is she his playmate,” he said.
He noted that the group remained focused on ensuring the MP is elected flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party and subsequently president of Ghana.
“We are focused on our campaign because come what may, Honourable Kennedy Agyapong will contest the NPP flagbearerahip and we all can attest to his competence. So we are appealing to all Ghanaians to join 'We Are For Ken' and the Honourabe Ken team to ensure that he wins the NPP ticket. Because he is the right person to help the NPP break the 8,” he said.
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