Kofi Gabs Eats Fufu And Soup After Renouncing Ghanaian Citizenship

Kofi Gabs Eats Fufu And Soup After Renouncing Ghanaian Citizenship

  • Kofi Gabs in a video ate fufu and soup with chicken, a typical Ghanaian meal despite renouncing his Ghanaian citizenship
  • The Netherlands-based social media influencer announced recently that he was no longer a Ghanaian and was now fully Dutch
  • Many social media users wondered why he still created content centered around Ghana and ate Ghanaian meals if he no longer wanted to align with the country

Social media personality Kofi Gabs has sparked reactions after a video showed him eating fufu with chicken, a popular Ghanaian dish, despite renouncing his Ghanaian citizenship.

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Kofi Gabs eats fufu in a video. Photo source: kofigabs
Source: Instagram

The Netherlands-based influencer, also known as Mr Happiness, recently announced that he had completed all procedures to become a full Dutch citizen. His request to renounce his Ghanaian nationality was approved by the Ghanaian government through the Interior Ministry.

Kofi Gabs secured his Dutch passport after relocating from Ghana. This passport allows him to travel to over 180 countries without a visa. Although he could have chosen dual citizenship, he decided to give up his Ghanaian nationality for personal reasons.

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He submitted his Ghanaian passport and other documents to the authorities, officially cutting legal ties with Ghana. After his application was approved, he celebrated on social media.

Despite renouncing his citizenship, Kofi Gabs continues to create content focused on Ghana. His new video eating fufu and chicken has led many to question why he still embraces Ghanaian culture after choosing to identify as Dutch.

Some social media users noted that if he no longer wants to associate himself with Ghana, then he should stop making Ghana-centered content.

His decision to renounce his citizenship has been debated on social media, with some supporting his choice and others criticizing it.

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Kofi Gabs, the popular social media influencer Photo source: kofigabs
Source: Twitter

Kofi Gabs Ghana-centered content stirs reactions

YEN.com.gh gathered some reactions from social media users.

Manassehgizmo13 said:

"Deep down chairman dey bleed. His dream is to make it and come back home as a hero, but I guess it isn't happening hmm. Chaley language, food, Culture and everything else will still bind you to Ghana, man 🍾 Bye for now."

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nanasepah said:

"You should stop talking about the country and eating our food, Mr Foreigner."

kinvelly said:

"Make he stop talking about Ghana."

faustina darko wrote:

"How can you be happy, I pity you, when you grow old you will see the difference, never forget your roots, an American judge said when swearing in some foreigners ."

amasafoa8 commented:

"He is genuinely not happy, but situations made him choose this...Hmmmmm, may we not be in a situation where we have to decide on this."
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Geraldo Amartey (Entertainment Editor) Geraldo Amartey is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. He pursued a degree in linguistics at the University of Ghana and graduated in 2020. He has over three years of experience in journalism. Geraldo's professional career in journalism started at the Ministry Of Information, where he worked as a writer. He has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation. You can reach out to him at geraldo.amartey@yen.com.gh.

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