Umaru Sanda Buys GH¢55 Waakye Only To Open It And See Scanty Meal, Shares Photo On Twitter

• Umaru Sanda, a famous Ghanaian journalist, bought waakye that cost GH¢55 but got disappointed at the result
• The food appeared scanty while it did not seem to be of enough quality to cost that amount
• Social media users have backed Sanda's sentiments while others suggested great waakye joints he could try

Astute Citi FM/TV journalist Umaru Sanda, heaped massive reactions on Twitter after sharing an experience that got the bird platform buzzing.

According to Sanda, he stepped out to a popular food joint in Adabraka called Sister's Waakye and spent a whopping GH¢55 to make a purchase.

However, he opened up the package only to see a scanty amount of food that was not worth the amount it cost, per the quality and quantity.

The Cowboy Journalist's post on March 31 was trailed by many interesting comments, some of which can be seen below.

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@JElorm_BA said:

Just know that the meat is always more expensive than the food. Once the Waakye takes from 10 cedis, just know that the fish tail, piece of meat and the leaf cost 45 cedis

@PrinceDavidOsei mentioned:

She probably mistook your waakye purchase for someone’s. Pls go for your change of 25ghc.

@innocenttt_k indicated:

I don’t know if you’ll see this Umaru, but if you want good waakye around that side… just force and go to circle GCB, just by the walls is this waakye seller whose food is top tier

@Gabbie_Yebbs stated:

Lmao did you pay for the leaves too? Cozzzz I can’t imagine someone pricing meat or fish at 25 cedis for waakye. 10 cedis is even too much for this fish or any meat

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TV show host Berla Mundi laments passionately at the price of roasted plantain

In a separate report, Berla Mundi, a well-known media personality and host of television programs, was surprised when she chose to get some roasted plantain, often known as Kofi broke-man.

After purchasing the snack, Berla recorded a video expressing her surprise that a slice of roasted plantain now costs Ghc 3. She claimed she had no idea it had grown to be that costly.

She thought it was strange that the delicacy was initially intended for poor people but is now out of reach for most people. Zion Felix Entertainment News posted the video she created on Facebook.

Source: YEN.com.gh