'Mo gyae gyimi3 no' -Lady in UK joins Twene Jonas to bash Ghana's leaders in hot video
- A Ghanaian lady in the UK has backed Twene Jonas to descend on Ghanaian leaders for not attending to the needs of their citizens
- According to her, Ghana's leaders have their children living the best lives and attending the most prestigious schools in the UK because of taxpayers' money
- She added that if people in authorities want to be spoken to politely, they must act wisely to earn the respect of citizens
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A lady from Ghana who resides in the United Kingdom has joined social media activist, Twene Jonas, to descend heavily on Ghana's political leaders in a serious video.
In the video that was shared on one of Twene Jonas' parody Twitter accounts, the lady mentioned that children of Ghana's leaders live the best lives even in London.
According to her, all the wealth they enjoy is simply because of taxpayers' money and nobody should attempt to stop Twene Jonas from speaking the truth about that.
See the video below:
The lady whose name is not disclosed further added that Ghana's leaders are indeed foolish, and they need to be told since they are not showing the maturity that would earn them respect.
Below were some reactions from Ghanaians on the video:
@ShamaMimi said:
They want to curtail the truth that is why they are trying hard to divert attention by invoking curses etc. Azaa nkoaa
@Yoomo_Specs indicated:
These leaders knows the weakness of the people and are using it to their advantage. They know that the very people they are stealing from will put on their party colours and jump into their defence. Until we all reason beyond party colours, things are not going to get better
@DrFoste59988154 suggested:
I had always countenanced the various utterances the youth signal out to caution our leaders about bad leadership. If our leaders fail to structure good systems for their youth, we will use insult to correct them.
Source: Twitter
Meanwhile, Twene Jonas, the sensational Ghanaian social media activist who resides in the United States has said that he has been receiving calls offering to pay him to keep quiet.
In one of his most recent videos sighted by YEN.com.gh on his YouTube channel, Twene Jonas indicated with passion that he was never going to have any of that.
According to him, he is putting Ghana first in the strong advocacy he is embarking on and nobody can pay him enough from Ghana to stop doing that.
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