Ghanaian Lady Esther Edze Studying In Ukraine Narrates How Romania Took Great Care Of Them

• A lady from Ghana who was studying in Ukraine before the war broke out is going viral after sharing her experience
• In the footage, the lady named Esther Edze said Romania took in so many Africans including her & kept them safe
• YEN.com.gh has gathered comments from both Ghanaians and Romanians alike whose hearts were warmed by the video

Esther Edze, a Ghanaian lady who was studying in Ukraine before the war broke out with Russia's invasion has praised Romania for showing her and many other foreigners so much love.

Sharing a video of the present situation on her TikTok handle, Esther showed how Ghanaians, Nigerians and other Africans were kept in a safe place and given everything they could ask for.

"Please say thank you to Romania. We fled Ukraine here and they have given us food and everything. None of us even spent one dollar here because of their kindness," Esther said in the footage.

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Reactions from social media users

ifeadioana said:

I am Romania woman and I am so happy to that you guys are safe and Romania people with good heart help you! God Bless You Guys and Stay Safe!

NKANYEZI commented:

Good job Romania! Can we get an update on other AFRICANS who are not in Romania who still need our help! Any info on that?

PRAY FOR UKRAINE indicated:

As a romanian i am so glad that all refugees finally get the chance to feel safe here! Everyone no matter the age/race/gender is very welcome here

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Source: YEN.com.gh