A dramatic incident unfolded today during President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo’s State of the Nation Address when his Aide-de-Camp (ADC) appeared to collapse on the parliamentary floor.

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The unexpected event briefly disrupted proceedings and caused concern among attendees.

The ADC, a senior officer tasked with providing personal security and logistical support to the President, was seen standing behind the President moments before the incident. Eyewitnesses reported that the officer appeared unsteady before collapsing.

Quick medical assistance was rendered by the President’s security detail and paramedics present at the venue.

The ADC was immediately escorted out of the chamber for further care, while the President maintained composure and continued his address after ensuring his aide was attended to.

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The Parliament’s Speaker called for calm as the incident caused murmurs among members of Parliament and the gallery.

At the time of reporting, details regarding the ADC’s condition remain unclear, although preliminary reports suggest it may have been due to exhaustion or a sudden health episode.

This unexpected moment did not overshadow President Akufo-Addo’s address, which focused on the nation’s economic recovery, development initiatives, and upcoming policy directions. The President concluded his speech with calls for unity and resilience amidst Ghana’s challenges.

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Updates on the ADC’s health are expected in due course. This incident serves as a poignant reminder of the high-pressure nature of roles within the President’s inner circle.

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