Ghanaian highlife musician Obuoba J.A. Adofo has shared details about the support he has been receiving from President John Dramani Mahama since he fell sick. Adofo spoke about this in a recent interview, explaining that the former president has been providing assistance to help him manage his health challenges.
In the interview, Adofo said that Mahama has been sending him money every month to help cover medical expenses and buy medication. He explained that the support comes directly from Mahama and that it has been important in helping him cope with the costs associated with his illness. Adofo noted that he did not personally ask the president for help but that Mahama heard of his situation and chose to assist him.
The musician also described Mahama’s actions as genuine and kind. He said that the support is not connected to any political agenda and stressed that he is not politically active. According to Adofo, the monthly help is purely out of concern for his wellbeing. He thanked Mahama for his continued support during this difficult phase of his life.
Adofo also spoke about a personal loss he recently suffered, revealing that he had lost a child. He said that although it would have been normal to invite the president to the funeral, he chose not to in respect of Mahama’s responsibilities as a national leader. Adofo said he believed that if Mahama learned about the burial, he would still come to show his support.
Fans and followers of Adofo reacted to his comments on social media, with many expressing sympathy for his health situation and appreciation for the former president’s generosity. The story underscores the challenges faced by veteran artists in maintaining their health and financial stability later in life.
