Ghanaian boxer, Braimah Kamoko, well known as Bukom Banku, has called on president John Dramani Mahama to support him financially as he is facing some challenges.
He explained that as a father, his responsibility is quite enormous, as he has to foot all the bills of his 13 children, and three of them have completed university.
The former African boxing champion noted that he played an integral role in the 2024 election campaign for the NDC, which he believes deserves to be rewarded through support.
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Speaking on The Real Talk Podcast hosted by Elizabeth Essuman and her panelists, Banku begged president Mahama and other bigwigs in the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to recognise his efforts.
“I am begging Mahama, Lordina, and other big people in the NDC. I supported the party to come to power. I have 13 children, and I have been paying school fees. Three of them have finished university; I don’t have a house yet; it’s only land, so I need Mahama to support me,” he said.
The popular boxer further beseeched the president to pardon him if he ever did anything that offended him or the NDC as a party.
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He indicated that he is among the famous personalities who publicly campaigned for the party for quite some time.
“In case I have done anything wrong, I beg Mahama to forgive me. I am the first popular man who came out openly; Atta Mills even knows me, but Mahama is my father,” he added.
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