Ghanaians have been swept into a social media whirlwind following the circulation of a funeral poster bearing a striking resemblance to President Akufo-Addo.The poster, announcing the passing of 76-year-old Edward Osei Gyimah, has caused widespread confusion and amusement among netizens.

Initially, many mistook Gyimah for the esteemed Ghanaian leader, with the uncanny resemblance leaving them in disbelief.The confusion escalated as the image gained traction across various social media platforms, with users expressing shock and disbelief at the resemblance.

Despite subsequent clarifications that Gyimah was not, in fact, the president, the viral image continued to spark intense reactions.Ghanaians took to their keyboards to share their astonishment and amusement at the case of mistaken identity, highlighting the power of social media in shaping public discourse.

As the frenzy subsides, the incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of online phenomena and the ease with which misinformation can spread.Nevertheless, it has provided a moment of light-hearted amusement amidst the backdrop of more serious news.

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“Nanka by now all white party”, a netizen said.

“Shit I thought someone I knew”, another netizen wrote.