John Dumelo Plays A Decorated Hand Percussion While Fellowshipping With His Constituents At Church
- Deputy Food and Agriculture Minister, John Dumelo, shared a video of himself worshipping in his constituency
- In the video, the Ghanaian actor and farmer was seen singing and dancing while also playing the hand percussion
- The video melted the heart, with Ghanaians applauding him for not neglecting his people after coming into power
Actor-turned-politician John Dumelo joined a church in his constituency, Ayawaso West Wuogon, to fellowship with them on Sunday, March 16, 2025.

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John Dumelo fellowships with his constituents
John Dumelo took to his Instagram account to share a lovely video of the moment when he joined the Believers' Bible Christian Church Missions Outreach to fellowship with them.
In the memorable moment he shared from his time at the church, the Deputy Food and Agriculture Minister was seen playing the hand percussion during the praise and worship.
He and a few other ladies stood in front of the church as they played the musical instrument while singing and dancing.

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The Netflix movie star for the Nigerian movie Hijack 93 played the hand percussion with so much energy and passion and when the ladies went on their knees, he joined them.
In the caption of the Instagram post, Dumelo noted that it was always a blessing to spend quality religious time with his constituents.
"Spending quality religious time with my constituents is always a blessing. #idey4u," the MP wrote in the Instagram caption.
Reactions to John Dumelo attending church
The viral video got many people applauding the politician for sticking to his word and not neglecting his constituents after gaining power for the first time.
Others also noted that his efforts would hinder the political campaign of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Maa Lydia, who was in power for several years.
Below are the opinions of Ghanaians regarding the video of John Dumelo fellowshipping with a church in his constituency:
victorialebenee said:
"Awwww maaawuuuuu🔥🔥🔥."
elikemdablor said:
"This man go chop president easyyy.. calm and steady moves 👌🙌."
gm_shoppingcenter said:
"Maa Lydia should retire because 😂😂😂."
gabbyayew said:
"And He said unto me, let us go into the house of the Lord❤️."
tashacheekz said:
"This is definitely a man for the people! And i absolutely love it John! ❤️Exactly what it should be."
etheldredazans said:
"What you are doing to our beloved Maa Lydia is not good koraaa. How can she come back to power with all these?"

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John Dumelo worships with Muslim constituents
YEN.com.gh also previously reported that Ayawaso West Wuogon MP and Agriculture Minister, John Dumelo fellowshipped with his Muslim constituents in Dzorwulu as part of the Ramadan season.
Following the presentation of the 2025 Budget in Parliament, the politician arrived at a local mosque where he fluently conversed in Hausa, a gesture that resonated deeply with many from the Muslim community.
As part of his visit, Dumelo also donated essential items to support the ongoing fasting period, further endearing himself to his constituents. Many Ghanaians took to social media to commend him on his act.
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