Don Little Narrates How Ghana Cedis Landed Him in Trouble at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
- Diminutive Ghanaian actor Don Little has opened up about how he almost got arrested in Addis Ababa for trying to exchange cedis for their currency, the birr
- In a video, he mentioned that he had not changed his Ghana cedis and was hungry, and all he needed was another currency in order to buy food
- Many social media users who watched his narration advised Don Little to get a credit card, since that would ease his travel woes when out of Ghana
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Diminutive Kumawood actor Don Little shared a story from his recent trip to Ethiopia when he decided to pay for a service using Ghana cedis since he did not have foreign currency.

Source: Instagram
Don Little speaks about ordeal in Ethiopia
Seated on a business class flight, Don Little decided to share a harrowing story of how he almost got into trouble for offering someone in Addis Ababa the Ghana cedis.

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On Don Little's Instagram, he mentioned that when he was boarding a flight in Ghana, the only money he had on him was Ghana cedis.
He noted that he was aware he had to change it into another currency at the airport, but he did not.
"And then I got to Addis Ababa. I landed in the morning. The flight was at dawn. At 12 am. We were about to take off when suddenly I felt hungry, but I did not know where to buy food," he said in the video.
Out of desperation, the diminutive actor said he approached someone to offer him money to buy food. He explained that his idea was to give the person the cedi equivalent of the birr.
Don Little said the person he approached believed he was a thief and called the police on him.
He said that when the police arrived, there was a misunderstanding, but fortunately for him, one of the officers recognised him.
"I know this guy. He is a comedian," Don Little said, mimicking the officer.
He said the other police officers searched and found out that he was indeed a Ghanaian celebrity and a comic actor, and was not a bad person.
The talented actor noted that he was fortunate that one of the officers recognised him, and that if that were not the case, he would have landed in prison for theft, which was not true.
"I beg of you my Ghanaian siblings, let's use this as a lesson. Whenever you are travelling, make sure to change money to the currency of the country you are visiting," he advised in the video.
Reactions to Don Little's Ethiopia travel story
Many people in the comment section advised Don Little to get a credit card since that would ease his financial troubles when travelling.
The reactions of social media users to Don Little's travel story are below:
ghhyper1 said:
"You don’t have a credit card 💳?"
ny.double said:
"One bad thing about Ghana bro. People rely on cash than debit and credit cards. You can't travel without either!!"
amorecocomio said:
"Aww sorry that happened to you. Glad you are safe."
her_excellency_borgia said:
"He said …anka Ghanafuo b3ka s3 killed me 😃😃😃. He knows Ghanaians very well."
gazabwoystranger1 said:
"The gold chain be nice waa 🤣😂🤣😂 it’s called Sint3 🤣😂😂."
amshamiss said:
"Hey, get a credit card 💳. Who travels with cash these days? 😂😂😂😂."
emma_ha6356 said:
"Your gold chain is nice 👏👏👏."
dandyderick said:
"So what happened to your bank card? You can pay with a bank card or a credit card worldwide."

Source: Instagram
Don Little enjoys zip slide in Belgium
YEN.com.gh also previously reported that popular Ghanaian actor Don Little thrilled fans by sharing highlights of his vacation in Belgium.
In a video posted on social media, the actor was seen running before launching himself onto a zip slide, beaming with joy as he swung across.
The video delighted many Ghanaians in the comments, who admired his adventurous spirit and cheered him on for having a great time.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh

