The 'Building Ghana Tour' led by former President John Dramani Mahama received an unexpected participant on Wednesday as retired Commissioner of Police, Nathan Kofi Boakye, joined the political figure during his activities in the Ashanti region.

Commissioner Boakye, who once served as the Police Commander for the Ashanti Region before his retirement, was notably present at the Kejetia Market, a focal point for the 'Building Ghana Tour.'

Former President Mahama addressed a gathering there as part of the National Democratic Congress (NDC)'s "24-Hour Economy Walk," an initiative aimed at sensitizing the public about the party's policies.

Despite his prominent presence, the retired Police Commissioner declined to comment when approached by Joy News at the Kejetia Market, leaving the public and media curious about his involvement in the political event.

Later in the day, Commissioner Kofi Boakye was spotted on the podium at the Jubilee Park in Kumasi, where John Mahama addressed the enthusiastic crowd following the culmination of the 24-hour walk.

Commissioner Boakye, who has been elevated to the retired rank after serving as the Police Commander for the Ashanti Region, brings an intriguing dimension to the political landscape by aligning himself with the 'Building Ghana Tour.'

His presence has sparked discussions about the potential intersections between retired law enforcement officials and political engagements.

As the 'Building Ghana Tour' progresses, the unexpected participation of Commissioner Kofi Boakye adds an element of intrigue to the political narrative, leaving observers to speculate on the dynamics at play and the implications for the political landscape in the Ashanti region.