A mentally challenged man has thrilled traders and passers-by with his jumping skills at Neoplan Station, near the Kwame Nkrumah Interchange in Accra.
The man who has been loitering under the interchange for the past two months had not shown any jumping skills, prior to the day myjoyonline.com chanced on him.
On that eventful day, the man was seen behaving violently until he started jumping anything on sight.
After dangerously crossing the road, he saw some concrete slabs under the interchange. That was when the exhibition of the hurdles skills started.
Here are few scenes showing the hurdles jumping skills of 'Ghana's Dubai based' Olympic athlete:
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