Liberian President, George Manneh Weah has been spotted in a viral video dancing to a popular song making a lot of waves on social media, Buga. From the video spotted, saw him and his team on a platform believed to have mounted for campaign dancing to 'Buga' challenge. He was seen happy while dancing to the challenge which has taken over the internet.
Though the place was meant for campaign but many people were happy to see the president dancing. Well it seems unusual for a place meant for a serious business turns to be a dancing platform. But the fact is dancing would not take away anything from the program because what matters most is how his policies would be implemented. This can be attributed to the fact, 'all work and no play makes jack a dull boy'.
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