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Campaign stress weighing on me- Mahama reveals
The president has been crisscrossing the country in a bid to secure a term.
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Immediately after touching base in Ghana after addressing world leaders at the UN General Assembly and visiting Paris for a UNESCO summit the president begun a four-day campaign in the Greater Accra Region and another five day tour of the Volta Region.
Addressing the launch of a special edition of the Ovation Lifestyle International Magazine in Accra on Friday October 21, Mr Mahama said: “This evening if you don’t hear my usual melodious voice, it’s because the stress of the campaign has affected me and I am nursing a cold.
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"I guess I will be fine. I took a day off the campaign trail to attend to some businesses in Accra.“First, to attend the funeral of somebody who has been like a mother to me, very interested in my progress in my career – Dr Mrs Mary Grant.
"I wish her farewell. And also to be here with you this evening for launch of my good friend Dele Momodu’s (Chief Executive of the Ovation Magazine) special edition of the Ovation.”
Meanwhile, controversial counselor George Lutterodt that the arduous nature of the campaigning could even affect the sexual performance of the presidential candidates.
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“President John Dramani Mahama, Nana Akufo Addo and the two other qualified Presidential candidates also need psychologists and counselors in this stressful campaign period. This is because during this time of stress, they can even lose erection because the stress is too high,” he told Accra-based Kasapa FM recently.
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