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Pretty lady photoshopped into bread after she said "toast me please" on social media

Tuesday, January 05, 2021 at 10:47 AM by Ebenezer Agbey Quist

- Ekua Fante, a beautiful Ghanaian lady has gotten herself in 'trouble' after requesting that she gets 'toasted' by social media users

- A good number of people used the opportunity to admire and adore the lady as her request suggested

- However, a gentleman named Bernard decided to put her in a piece of bread on fire instead

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A beautiful Ghanaian lady who calls herself Ekua Fante on Twitter has been surprised after she asked men on social media to 'toast' her.

In the post sighted by YEN.com.gh on the personal Twitter handle, Ekua shared adorable photos of herself looking stunning and obviously expected heartwarming words to be poured over her.

One definition of the word 'toast' is "to be in a position to deal with someone as one wishes" but ladies normally use it to mean, "get me spoiled".

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Pretty lady photoshopped into bread after she said "toast me please" on social media Source: @Ekua_Fante
Source: Twitter

See the post below:

After her post, many social media users came under the thread to verbally adore Ekua but not one gentleman named Bernard.

To Ekua's dismay, Bernard decided to literally toast her by creating a photoshop picture of her stuck inside bread that is being toasted on fire.

The hilarious creativity got thousands of people reacting massively and sharing their thoughts on the entire development beginning from Ekua's post.

See Bernard's post below:

In other news, a beautiful and successful young lawyer identified on social media as Barrister Khadijah Umar Esq. with the Twitter handle, @Barrkhadijah_, has caused a massive stir with a groundbreaking assertion.

In a post sighted by YEN.com.gh on her personal handle, the barrister indicated that life without a man is so boring, no matter how successful a woman may be.

This is in sharp contrast with the opinion held by many social media feminists that men or marriage is not a necessary factor to make any woman feel 'complete'.