Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has been meeting and greeting Ghanaians randomly on the streets and offices in Ada.
Dr Bawumia, who was in the Ada Constituency earlier Wednesday as part of his campaign tour, engaged with Ghanaians on the streets, in shops and offices as well.
During his street campaign, Dr Bawumia shocked staff and customers of an MTN office in Ada when he stormed the office unannounced.
Both staff and customers were visibly shocked and excited at the same time as the Vice President engaged them.
Dr Bawumia first exchanged pleasantries with those seated outside the shop, and then confidently stormed in for more interactions.
Dr. Bawumia has introduced dynamism in his campaign by spending hours on the streets interacting with people in shops, lorry parks, markets and the streets as part of his daily itinerary.
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