Ghanaian politician claims he lost his erection after losing election
Sidii Abubakar Musah said that people can call his wife and confirm his loss of erection and emotional feelings.
Accra, Ghana: It’s admirable how a lot of people across the world are more and more committed to their job with rising competition and the need to excel. But some cases emerging from time to time reiterate the importance of keeping personal and professional life separate, since one can easily have adverse effects on the other.
If the youth organiser of Ghana’s National Democratic Congress (NDC) party is to be believed, his dedication to the presidential election campaign in 2016 took a toll on his sex life. Sidii Abubakar Musah said that the trauma of loss in the elections left him unable to get an erection.
Musah said that the loss was unexpected given the way the past government had successfully executed several projects, and the shock of defeat was such that he lost emotional feelings for his wife along with his erection. He also asked people to call his wife and confirm this if they didn’t believe him.
The politician travelled to remote hamlets across the country to campaign for his party and denied allegations that he didn’t do enough for the elections. Musah added that he still hasn’t been able to get an erection.
The world has seen some hard fought elections with temperatures soaring often in the recent past and India is witnessing elections where parties would go to any extent for victory, but what happened to Musah is just another level of dedication.