Counsellor Lutterodt Blows Cake Sparkler At Birthday Party To Imitate Nana Addo's Hilarious Birthday Video

• Counsellor Lutterodt imitated President Nana Addo at his birthday party as he blew a cake sparkler which was mounted on his birthday cake
• He attempted putting out the light a few times, just like Nana Addo did in his funny birthday video that trended online
• The one recording the video could be heard in the background asking him to stop immediately since he was not the president

Ghanaian counsellor, Counsellor Lutterodt, was seen in a hilarious video attempting to blow out a cake sparkler at his birthday party. He attempted to put out the sparkler on the cake, which had earlier been mistaken for a candle by President Nana Addo.

In the hilarious video which trended online, Nana Addo, who stood with his wife during his 79th birthday celebration got close to a beautifully designed cake which had been mounted to celebrate him.

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Counsellor Lutterodt's video was no different. He acted naive like Nana Addo and got closer to the birthday cake. He then attempted to blow the lights off the sparkler a few times and acted shocked when it wouldn't go off.

After a few attempts, Counsellor Lutterodt gave up on putting out the light as he was informed by another person in the background to stop putting out the light since he was not Nana Addo.

"You are not Nana Addo, stop doing that!", one person remarked at the efforts of Counsellor Lutterodt to put out the cake sparkler in the funny trending video.

Watch Counsellor Lutterodt's video as he imitates Nana Addo trying to put out a cake sparkler in the video below

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Counselor Lutterodt calls married men who support their wives in the kitchen poor

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh published earlier that the well-known Ghanaian marriage counsellor Cyril George Carstensen Lutterodt had shared how he perceived men who support their wives in the kitchen.

In a video, he claimed that married men who have very low financial standing are the only ones who find the need to help their wives cook or even pound fufu. He added that some villages in Ghana regard it as a disgrace when women allow their partners to cook with them.

His controversial opinion got some Ghanaians reacting with negative comments to the video, which had been trending online for some days.

Source: YEN.com.gh