Ghanaian entertainment personality Bullgod has sparked conversation after saying that former President John Dramani Mahama gives him a portion of his monthly salary. Bullgod made the claim during an appearance on a media programme, suggesting that whenever Mahama receives his pay, he “takes his share” from it.
According to Bullgod, this arrangement has been ongoing since Mahama began earning a presidential salary. He said in the interview that each month he visits the former president and receives what he described as his portion of the money. Bullgod did not explain why Mahama would share part of his earnings with him, nor did he give details about any formal agreement or arrangement behind the claim.
The remarks drew a mix of reactions from listeners and social media users, with some finding humour in the story and others questioning the accuracy of Bullgod’s statements. Videos and clips of his comments were shared widely online after the interview, leading to discussions around the nature of the relationship between the two men.
There has been no official confirmation from President Mahama or his representatives about the claim, and political commentators have noted that Bullgod’s remarks should be taken with caution unless verified by credible evidence. Ghana’s former presidents draw attention whenever their personal finances or public roles are mentioned, so stories like this tend to fuel debate.
In the absence of independent verification, the claim remains an unconfirmed anecdote shared in a media interview. Some critics on social platforms have urged media outlets to fact-check such statements before amplifying them, while others have treated it as light-hearted entertainment
