Ghanaian men are very polite - Pretty British lady heaps praise on men in Ghana
- A Britain-based lady of African descent has heaped praises on Ghanaian men
- According to the lady, Ghanaian men are rare and their attitude is very special
- The lady who is of Ghanaian and Congolese descent took to social media to make the claims
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A pretty Ghanaian-Congolese who was born in Britain and known as Victoria or the Twitter handle, @toriius, has heaped praises and accolades on Ghanaian men.
The lady, in a tweet, indicated that she was very impressed with Ghana men because of the way they were polite most of the time.
According to Victoria, she was not used to seeing men around her being courteous and respectful and also speaking softly to women but Ghanaian guys are different.
Source: Twitter
She indicated that even though she was partly Ghanaian and partly Congolese, she was born and bred in Britain and was not used to seeing polite men.
Victoria took to Twitter to express her thoughts and observation about Ghanaian men. She wrote:
"Ghanaian men are so polite. Yes please, thank you, sorry etc. It’s so different to what I’m used to."
Many people, especially Ghanaian men, took to the comment section under the said Twitter post to react to it.
One commenter wrote: "Yes we always are..Speaking as one thou"
Another wrote: "Yes! real men are from Ghana"
One Ghanaian guy also wrote: "You're blowing our head"
Some people however disagreed with Victoria and claimed that the only time Ghanaian men were courteous was when they had ulterior motives.
In other news, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that multiple award-winning singer Belinda Nana Ekua Amoah, famed as Mzbel, has made a social media post to the effect that she has lost a set of unborn twins prematurely.
In a post the singer made on Instagram and sighted by YEN.com.gh, Mzbel indicated that the twins could not make it as they passed away before they were born.
After posting a photo of a pregnancy scan showing two separate bodies, the singer expressed her pain and sorrow over the loss.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
