Beauty and Talent: 17-Year-Old Girl Gives Ghanaian Influencer Perfect Haircut; Cute Video Wows Peeps
- A young talented female barber has treated a Ghanaian social media influencer to his first-ever haircut in Nigeria
- In a video online, Glory is seen barbing the hair of James Annor Tetteh, popularly known on social media as Nänä Teä
- Nänä Teä uploaded the footage on social media as part of a series of videos highlighting his first video to the West African nation
- Members of the internet community who were quick to head to the comment section observed the girl's confidence and talent
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Glory, a young talented female barber, has treated famous Ghanaian social media influencer James Annor Tetteh to his first-ever haircut in Nigeria.
Popularly called Nänä Teä, he arrived in the West African nation in March via air, his first flight to any country outside Ghana.
Nänä Teä shared his before and post-experiences in Accra and Nigeria, from boarding the plane to his arrival.
Source: Facebook
First-ever flight to Nigeria
''My very first experience in a plane. From Asesewa to Lagos. I was asking myself several questions, what if,'' he said.
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Nänä Teä shared adorable moments enjoying meals in Nigeria.
My favorite food in Nigeria right now. Banga (palm nut but very spicy) soup and starch or Eba.
''They served it very hot, and soup will boil till the end. I nearly licked the pot.''
Before leaving the country, he had his hair trimmed by a 17-year-old Nigerian female barber.
Nänä Teä uploaded a video of the skilled girl barbing his hair in a saloon with a message, saying:
''I got barbered by a 17-year-old Nigerian girl. My first time allowing a lady to shave my hair.
''I thought she will perm my hair instead she did it perfectly. Hard girl.
The adorable footage has garnered the interest of netizens who commented on the teenager's confidence and talent.
Read some of the comments below:
Kronikle Da Mobile Barber said:
''She wants to take over my Job but she lie bad. Still Ghana over Naija any day.''
Jennifer Danquah observed:
''And she’s very beautiful.''
Onyire Salomey commented:
''Eiih, Nana, Nigerian girl de3, you agreed for her to barber your hair hmm.''
Benedictus Kitsi observed:
''Yes, she seems to be confident in her work.''
Bentoliya Mary Ann said:
''She's so beautiful. It's her smile for me.''
Heart Honest commented:
''When it comes to boys and girls with handwork they are trying a girl of 12 years make my hair and fix my lashes.''
Getrude Esther Hadassah Kraka commented:
''Hardworking lady kudos to her.''
Theresa Dansowaa said:
''Gather your hair and bring it to Ghana. We know what those people can do.''
Salma Ahmed commented:
''Nänä Teä don't come back ooo stay in Nigeria.''
Meet 87-Year-Old Comfort and Grace Nyarkoa the Oldest Ghanaian Twins Alive in Akwamufie
In another story related to Nänä Teä, Comfort Akosua Nyarkoa and Grace Akosua Nyarkoa are said to be the oldest twins alive in Akwamufie in the Eastern Region of Ghana.
Akwamufie is the state and seat capital of the Akwamu state or kingdom where the Paramount Chief, Odeneho Kwafo-Akoto III, and Queen Nana Afrakoma II reside and administer their operations, said Wikipedia.
Despite their age, the duo, 87, can eat anything and engage in other activities without help.
The duo became an internet sensation after Nänä Teä, known in real life as James Annor Tetteh, uploaded their photos online.
Meet the Biracial Twin Sisters with Rare Black and White Skin Colours
YEN.com.gh previously reported that Lucy and Maria Aylmer were born in 1997 to their half-Jamaican mother, Donna, and their white father, Vince. The biracial twin sisters have different complexions.
From Gloucester in the UK, Lucy and Maria Aylmer have grown accustomed to being mistaken for being just friends, Barcroft Media reports.
Similar to most parents, their mother was shocked when she saw her twin girls for the first time. Lucy confirmed that her mother had no idea that they were so different.
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