People are saying this video disgraces Ghanaians in general—but to us, it does not go beyond these two adults who decided to turn a flight into a ‘boxing ring.’
And shocking, it was between a man and woman—mostly, you would expect two women or men fighting each other under such an odd circumstance.
Perhaps, the man should have been a real man and not engage in any exchange of words with a woman, especially on a flight with a bunch of people from different countries.
But then trust our people; everywhere they go, they want to leave a mark behind.
At least they are lucky the airline did not throw them out while they were in air—-that would have been pretty interesting.
Check out the video below.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCMuTNxgEu4
wat a shame tin
Oh some Ghanafuo! So so nkrasisem nkoaaa
lol.. “wo ho s3 *goootamu*” guess she meant *gutter* hahahahaha, asantefo) w) krom.
You do realise not everyone who speaks twi is an Ashant; not all Akans are Ashantis? Have some perspective! Do you know the number of Ghanaians(including non-akans) that speak twi? Even some non-akans are better twi speakers.
Common sense is common, but…
What the hell is wrong with “gootamu”? U dont understand?