Ghanaian actor and football investor Samuel Yaw Dabo, in a video which is gaining ground online, begged President John Mahama to attend to the Wa-Sawla-Bole-Bamboi Road in his hometown.

The president, a member of the Gonja ethnic group, hails from Bole in the Savanna Region of Ghana.

The Wa-Sawla-Bole-Bamboi Road, a critical Trans-ECOWAS route linking the Upper West and Savannah regions to southern Ghana, has seen little to no maintenance, as reported by CitiNewsRoom.

Commuters state the road is full of hazards, often leading to multiple accidents. The overlord of the Waala Traditional Council, Naa Fuseini Seidu Pelpuo, has complained bitterly about the road in the past.

Yaw Dabo, who appeared to have taken his football academy on a trip to Bole, was unhappy about the roads in the President's hometown.

In a video sighted by , the diminutive actor shared his frustrations over the deplorable condition of the roads in in Bole, saying:

"We're begging our own father, John Mahama. Daddy, this is your hometown. Don't listen to anyone. Bole is nice. Please fix the roads so we can keep visiting the place."

Yaw Dabo was flanked by residents of Bole who cheered him on as he conveyed their plights to the president.

President Mahama has had his fair share of troubles as a commuter on the Bole road. Ghanaweb reported that Ghana's first citizen got stuck while using the deplorable road in 2004.

The plight of commuters on the route has been tossed around by successive NPP and NDC governments for over two decades.

Last year, outgoing president Nana Akufo-Addo promised to complete the rehabilitation works on the roads as a parting gift.

Dabo's call to the president over the Bole Bamboi road, which has become a topic for political commentators to shift blame and score points, has gained significant traction online.

gathered a few comments from Ghanaians in reaction to Yaw Dabo's message to John Dramani Mahama about the roadway.

King shared:

"As for this one, you are 💯% right. If JM refused to do that road, I would surely arrest me."

Abubakari Mohammed Salim said:

"You're buying pressure for this presidooo. it's not easy kraaaa 💯."

KïñG Mãllõ💀🌶 shared:

"Sometimes you don't have to take half people seriously."

Earlier, reported that Yaw Dabo visited Suzzy Pinamang, a Form 2 student who was shot in the face at Adventist Senior High School.

During the visit, the diminutive actor bemoaned a perceived lack of support shown to the 16-year-old and called on the relevant authorities to do more.

Yaw Dabo then presented an undisclosed amount of money to Suzzy and urged her not to be discouraged, amid efforts to help regain her eyesight.

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Source: YEN.com.gh