Ghanaians React To 2 Foreign Nationals Fetching Water With Shirt And Tie

• Huge reactions have trailed a video of two foreign nationals who were filmed fetching water in a suburb of Ghana
• In a video making rounds on TikTok, the young men were captured wearing a shirt and tie as they fetched the water
• Netizens in reacting to the video commended the young men for doing what they set out on doing regardless of what people might say about them

A video of two foreign nationals fetching water in Ghana has caused a stir online.

The video posted on the TikTok handle of @rsjmedia with the caption “economy make hard” captured 2 young men fetching water in a head pan.

What appeared to have caught the attention of some netizens who saw the video is the dressing of the young men as they fetched the water.

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Surprisingly each of the young men wore white short sleeves with a pair of trousers and a tie to match while fetching the water.

Some netizens who reacted to the video said the two foreign nationals were missionaries sent to Ghana and were helping in the building of a church.

Others also said the action of the young men was nothing to be ashamed of hence urging them to keep up with the good work.

user6230578174551

Look helping people do something is not a bad thing for us the saint ....our missionaries are doing their best

Gladys Obaapa Acheampong

They are not working, they are building a church.

Obroni Man In Ghana Cooks Banku With His Wife In Video; Netizens Impressed

Earlier YEN.com.gh reported that an Obroni man living in Ghana with his Ghanaian wife won hearts on social media after he prepared banku with her in a video.

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The foreigner who has adopted the Ghanaian name Kofi proudly showed off his banku preparation skills.

Aided by his wife, the pair went through the step-by-step process of preparing the tasty delicacy. Kofi spoke thick Twi as he communicated with his wife whiles preparing the food.

Many folks were impressed with how well the obroni man spoke the Ghanaian language and praised him. Kofi expertly mixed corn and cassava dough, the main ingredient for preparing banku and proceeded to add salt.

Source: YEN.com.gh