Remember Benji, what I told you about coup history in Nigeria, especially in the 50s&60s. So, a new government inauguration should not, in the real sense of it, attract anti-democractic elements. It may be seen as an approval.
Secondly, across Africa at the moment, most popula e are unhappy with the politicians, and many are applauding nations like Mali, Burkina Faso etc because they see them as putting an end to the politicians’ greed. So, if AES attends Ghana’s inauguration, there is likely going to be some chants of support, even if it by anti-government groups or the opposition, and that may not end well with Ghana.
The new president of Ghana could wait until he resumes office and then invite AES for a working relationship.
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