Ghanaian Lady Who Is Hearing Impaired Shouts To 'Preach' On Street Without Using Words

• A viral video showcases a remarkable Ghanaian woman who is deaf and mute passionately preaching on the streets using sign language and raising her voice
• Despite not being able to hear or fully understand her words, onlookers responded with enthusiastic shouts of "Amen"
• The video, shared on TikTok, has gained significant attention, accumulating close to 200k views and inspiring viewers with the woman's determination

A remarkable video capturing the robust determination of a Ghanaian woman who is deaf and mute has gone viral on social media.

The footage shared on the TikTok handle khalifakm88 shows the woman passionately preaching on the streets by raising her voice and making expressive signs in the air.

Although the onlookers were unable to hear or fully comprehend her words, they were moved by her enthusiasm and responded with resounding shouts of "Amen".

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The video has rapidly gained traction, accumulating close to 200k views, as viewers are inspired by the woman's unwavering dedication to sharing her message despite her physical limitations.

Her extraordinary ability to communicate through gestures and strong faith have touched the hearts of many. These resonated with audiences, sparking admiration for her determination and garnering widespread support and appreciation.

Check out some comments by netizens below.

ZACK_ borngrate said:

I tried 1 million times not to laugh but still...God have mercy on me...

comedies indicated:

One day, just one day, bcus of her faith, she will definitely speak

HarryLot mentioned:

My Najia people, can you challenge us again last last the battle has ended. Ghana won

Watch the video below:

Meet Iddrisu Mariam Aziz, the level 200 University of Ghana student who's a reputable sign language interpreter

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In other news, Iddrisu Mariam Aziz, a level 200 student at the University of Ghana, has been interpreting sign language since she was a young adult and is now a pro in the area.

Since the age of 14, Aziz has worked for numerous respectable companies and people, including interpreting for former president John Dramani Mahama during his campaign trips.

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Meanwhile, a Ghanaian dancer Danita Akosua Adomaah Yeboah, better known by her stage name Afronita, made an impressive appearance at the Talented Kidz winner Abigail's homecoming celebration.

The moment Abigail and Afronita pulled up in a vehicle at the event site at Ningo Prampram was captured on a video that has since gone viral.

Source: YEN.com.gh