Steven Atubiga Claims Mahama and his wife Once Stayed at his House in the US

National Liberation Congress (NLC) Party Founder and Leader Steven Atubiga has revealed an interesting detail about his past relationship with President John Dramani Mahama and the President’s wife, Lordina Mahama.

Atubiga claims that the couple once lodged at his residence in the United States. He made the disclosure while speaking about his personal relationship with Mahama, indicating that their association existed beyond the political environment.

The revelation has attracted public interest because it offers a different perspective on the relationship between the two men before Mahama became one of Ghana’s most prominent political figures. Atubiga’s comments have also led to discussions online, with some people asking for further information about the alleged visit.

In particular, questions have emerged about the period when Mahama and Lordina allegedly stayed at Atubiga’s home, the length of their stay and what brought them to the United States at the time.

Mahama has enjoyed a lengthy political career. He served as Ghana’s Vice President before becoming President in 2012 and eventually returned to the presidency after winning the 2024 presidential election.

Atubiga has also maintained an active presence in Ghanaian politics and has expressed views on the conduct of different governments and political leaders. His latest statement has consequently drawn attention to a less-publicised personal connection with Mahama.

Although he made the claim, Atubiga did not offer extensive details to explain exactly when the alleged stay occurred or the circumstances surrounding it. No additional information about the visit was included in the statement.

The disclosure has nevertheless encouraged renewed interest in the history shared by Atubiga and the Mahamas. Many people are now waiting to see whether the NLC leader will provide more details about the alleged stay and his relationship with the President.

For now, the claim remains based on Atubiga’s account, and further information would be needed to establish the full circumstances surrounding the alleged visit.