Watch as President Mahama dances at Ghanaian Village in Jamaica

A video has emerged of President John Dramani Mahama thrilling onlookers with a lively dance at the Ghanaian Village in Seville Heritage Park, St. Ann — a historic site that celebrates the shared ancestry and cultural ties between Ghana and Jamaica.

In a video shared by GTV Ghana and sighted by GhanaWeb on Facebook on August 5, 2026, President Mahama, who was clad in a traditional white smock, popularly known as fugu, held the garment as he moved gracefully to the rhythm.

He was also captured dancing alongside a woman while an enthusiastic crowd cheered him on, creating a vibrant moment that highlighted the cultural bond between the two nations.

The video has since sparked reactions, with users applauding Mahama for such a beautiful dance.

Meanwhile, President Mahama is in Jamaica on a four-day state visit (August 2–5, 2026) at the invitation of Prime Minister Andrew Holness.

PHOTOS: President Mahama holds bilateral talks with Jamaica PM Andrew Holness

His trip focuses on strengthening Ghana–Jamaica relations, deepening Africa–Caribbean cooperation, and advancing the global reparations agenda.

Watch the video below:



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