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Beautiful lady decides to 'dawg' long hair for haircut; photos go viral

Friday, November 27, 2020 at 9:30 AM by Ebenezer Agbey Quist

- A lady with the handle @Falilatt_ got people talking on social media after she shared her low cut looks

- People who have not seen her hair that low before found it all amusing as they said she has been disguising

- There were others who praised the hairstyle, saying low cut always complements ladies' facial appearances

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A lady showed off her beautiful haircut on Twitter, a look which contradicts her known profile photo and people have been talking about it.

In a post on the platform on Tuesday, November 24, the lady shared photos of her new haircut with perfect 'friction' lines.

Her photos received mixed reactions from people as some wondered why she had to go on a low cut.

Below is her post:

As at the time of writing this report, her post has got hundreds of reactions with over 6,000 likes that show massive engagements.

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Beautiful lady rocks beautiful haircut, sets social media on fire — The Nigerian lady publicly posted how she looks with a lowcut on Twitter. Photo source: @Faliatt
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YEN.com.gh compiled some of the reactions below:

@Tobidan7 said:

"Mama saw new good in you she called for daughter back."

@arthurudolisa said:

"Nothing wey person no go see for this app. Falilat the fine boy."

@itsdebycharles said:

"This babe has been vibing a whole lot these past weeks and I likeee it, especially that voicenote stuff."

@Mayoradebowale said:

"Barber don see new poster for shop o. You are looking sharp."

@Hez_mykel said:

"Very clean shave..what’s your aftershave routine."

@BodesPen_ said:

"Falilat... You dey burst my brain, my eye glass is broken before."

Meanwhile, Nhyira Agyei Osei, a young gentleman who graduated from the University of Ghana with first-class has become a chartered accountant.

In a one-on-one chat with YEN.com.gh's Edward Asare, Nhyira confirms he graduated from the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ghana without stepping in class for two years.

After completing his national service, Nhyira studied for the Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICA) exams by himself while working full time and has successfully become an associate member within two years.