Ghanaians react to photos of young man being touted as Ghana's tallest man
New photos of a young gentleman named Charles Sogli in Ghana have surfaced online and this time, he is being tagged as the tallest man in the country
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In a report YEN.com.gh once captured about the young man, it was said that his height is 7 foot 6 inches which makes him taller than some of the tallest basketball players in the world.
A photo of him in comparison to a man named Yaw Pare showed the extent of the boy's extraordinary height given that Yaw himself is very tall.
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Lots of people have been sharing their views after seeing the new photos of the gentleman with different people including a lady.
Prince Bordoh could not find enough words to express how impressed he was at the gentleman's height.
Abraham Gaitu OD indicated he knows the man personally as they stay in the same locality
Abdul-Wahab Yumzaa doubted the existence of such a height but he was reassured that this was real.
Enos Baiden stated an honest observation that the photos looked photoshopped but once again, there were those who made it clear it was not.
Wiliiam Efui Harlley suggested the gentleman but be helped to enter some professional sports program in order to make the most out of his prowess.
Also, YEN.com.gh reported in another captivating story that an interesting footage has popped up on social media showing a trotro driver at Takoradi using a kitchen stool as his seat instead of the normal car seat.
In the video sighted by YEN.com.gh on the official Facebook handle of Graphic Online, the back of the car was also uncovered, exposing the inside video of the vehicle.
Although it appeared as though the trotro was in the process of undergoing some repair works, the driver seemed highly vulnerable in that condition of the car.
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