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Ghana: “Fugu Day” Trend Takes Over Social Media

Ghanian president John Mahama at the right in Fugu attire with Zambian president Hakainde Hichilema | GH Press

Following an online debate about President Mahama’s traditional northern attire, the Ghanaian government has officially seen a surge in "Fugu Wednesday." Citizens are flooding the streets in colorful, hand-woven smocks to promote national identity and support local weavers.

ByAnna Faraja
OnFebruary 12, 2026

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