Some Nigerians in a viral video have told President John Dramani Mahama to allow other President shine following his frequent high-profile recognitions and diplomatic spotlight.
The Nigerian outburst follows President Mahama, who saved a lady from falling while in Zambia.
In the viral video, President Mahama and the Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema were standing on a stage when a lady attempted to climb, almost falling over, but was prevented from falling by John Mahama.
The video has since caught the attention of many Ghaaiana with netizens saying, “That’s what he does. He just keeps saving people and places”.
Nigerians in a video shared on X have since reacted to the video, saying, “Everybody Mahama, in the streets of Ghana and Nigeria, in Burkina Faso…”
Another Nigerian added, “President Mahama, please allow other people to shine. It’s not only you. Please allow other people to shine.
Award here, everywhere we are winning. He went United Nations, you shut down, everybody’s attention was on you. Stop sending me. I will not announce it.
Top 5 in the 15 most influential developmental leaders of all… President Mahama is in the top five. President Mahama, what I am saying: allow other people to shine.It is getting frustrating”, one other Nigerian stated.
Another Nigerian in the video added, “Great, amazing news. The president… Mahama save life. Now your president don strong like that. If they tell the President way them stronger… Presidents wear their bodies hard. The president, when somebody is falling, can rescue the person.
Can the Nigerian president do that? He can’t do that, can the Zambian President do that, a president who wears a suit whose hands cannot raise.
Some Ghanaians reacting to the video stated, “Mahama Aura de3 10 billion as he Dey perform small small too full Aura o”.
“They saw Peter Obi and chose Tenibu”, a netizen added.
A netizen added, “We didn’t force them to vote for Tinubu”.
Watch the video below:
“President Mahama, allow other Presidents to shine.” — Nigerians to President Mahama amid his frequent high-profile recognitions and diplomatic spotlight pic.twitter.com/1H0XcVnG6C
— 𝐀𝐒𝐊 (@askghmedia) February 10, 2026