Want to look Presidential? Here are 7 style ideas to copy from Bondaana, clothier to President Mahama

When Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama stepped out in his now-iconic inauguration attire, it wasn’t just a fashion moment—it was a cultural statement.

Behind the perfectly tailored ensemble that has captured the hearts of Ghanaians and Africans alike is Matthew Agambire, the creative genius and founder of Bondaana Clothing.

From his humble beginnings in Sirigu, Upper East Region, to becoming the go-to designer for African leaders, Agambire’s journey is as inspiring as his designs.

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Who Is Matthew Agambire?

Matthew Agambire is a University of Ghana alumnus with a BA in Psychology and Geography and an MBA in Marketing. But his true passion lies in fashion, where he’s made waves with his brand, Bondaana, which translates to “Things Owner” or “a wealthy person” in the Frafra (Gurune) language.

Former Sports Minister and Matthew Agambire both wearing Bondaana

Agambire’s philosophy? “Fashion is both my hobby and my passion,” he says. This passion led him to create The Presidential Edition, a collection that aims to clothe 90% of African presidents in timeless, luxury designs.

Prime Minister of Grenada in Bondaana

In an interview with Edward Asaree, Agambire revealed that his journey with President Mahama began with a test outfit he designed two years ago. “He loved it,” Agambire recalls.

The rest is history. President Mahama even attended the launch of Bondaana’s fashion office, cementing their collaboration.

Here’s How You Can Look Presidential, Too

Go for Timeless Silhouettes

 

Matthew Agambire is a University of Ghana alumnus with a BA in Psychology and Geography and an MBA in Marketing

Agambire’s designs focus on clean lines and classic tailoring that exude authority and elegance. Think structured blazers and perfectly fitted trousers.

Add African Flair


Incorporate rich, traditional fabrics into your wardrobe. Bondaana seamlessly blends African heritage with contemporary luxury.

Choose Bold, Yet Refined Colors


Mahama’s inauguration outfit featured white, black and a colourful mixture of kente that made a statement without overpowering the moment. Opt for colours like black, navy, burgundy, or even emerald green.

Pay Attention to Detail

Sammy Gyamfi

From intricate embroidery to well-placed buttons, Bondaana’s designs prove that details matter.

Invest in Accessories

Israel Laryea, a client of Bondaana

A great outfit isn’t complete without the right accessories. Think cufflinks, leather shoes, and subtle pocket squares.

Tailoring Is Everything

Sharaf Mahama and President Mahama

The perfect fit can make or break your look. Bondaana’s pieces are custom-made to highlight the wearer’s physique, ensuring a presidential finish.

Exude Confidence

Gabby Otchere-Darko in a Bondaana Kaftan

The best outfit in the world won’t work without confidence. Walk into every room like you own it—because, with Bondaana, you just might.

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