Short skirts, provocative dresses at Kwahu Easter festivities

- Thousands of Ghanaians have converged at Kwahu to celebrate Easter

- The AIDS commission has distributed 60,000 condoms so far

- There are videos of some women dressing provocatively

The Easter festivity is ongoing across the world and here in Ghana, thousands of holiday revelers are heading to the town of Kwahu to celebrate the festivity.

Despite calls for a decent outfit by chiefs of Kwahu, a video by Kofi TV has shown the opposite. In the video. you will see ladies dressed in provocative dresses just eager to celebrate the Easter in grand style.

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"We are dressed in this manner because of Ebony's death," one of the ladies revealed in a flirting manner to a reporter of Kofi TV.

the reason for the choice of Kwahu remains due to the tourist attractions with celebrations culminating to the most-loved paragliding exercise.

YEN.com.gh earlier reported how the Ghana Aids Commission is embarking on an exercise to ensure revelers do not contract STDs. This they are doing through the distribution of over 60,000 condoms for free.

Kwahu Easter festivity, which is originally meant to celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ has now been seen as a promiscuous event which sees revelers, especially teenagers, engage in various 'unacceptable vices'.

It pulls thousands of tourists and hoteliers who bank in the festivity as most of them are feared to have been booked already.

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Meanwhile, the chief of Akuapem Berekusu in the Eastern Region, Nana Oteng Korankye, is calling for the arrest of persons who wear tight and short and skimpy dresses to this year's Kwahu Easter celebration.

But, one development which beautifies the Kwahu Easter festivities is the paragliding festival which was introduced more than a decade ago to promote tourism in the country, and also to spice up the Easter celebrations in Kwahu.

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Last year’s paragliding exercise was launched by the tourism ministry and also saw six international tandem pilots from the United States, Romania, and Japan recruited to fly passengers at the festival.

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