Ghanaian Student In US Forgoes Lecture To Join Pretty Ladies For Aerobics, Friend Laments In Video

• A video of a young Ghanaian man in the US doing aerobics has stirred funny reactions online
• The man was on his way to lectures but had to forgo that so that he could exercise with the ladies
• His friend, who saw what happened, expressed astonishment over his action and reminded him that his family had sponsored his trip

A Ghanaian man in the US was stunned after he saw his friend doing aerobics at a time when he should have been in class.

In a TikTok video, the man revealed that his friend, an international student was on his way to lectures only to change his mind after seeing a bevy of ladies doing aerobics and decided to join.

He zoomed in the camera on his friend, who was busy exercising with the pretty ladies and urged him to remember that his family contributed money to send him abroad for studies and, hence, should not forget that.

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The video, which was captioned, "Sika no ahye," had gathered over 150 likes and 13 comments at the time of writing the report.

Watch the video below

Ghanaians react to the video

Social media users who saw the video laughed at the reaction of the young man and his friend.

Bra Hatersluv stated:

herrrrr Snr Oduro

Uncle Frank commented:

Am Effiduase hene, m'atwa n'asu afiri kuro nom.

Dennis Welsh585 indicated:

Is that Oduro Nti?

Kwame_bigbenz reacted:

Eiiiiii Ironman ahye abusua dwetire

Prophakwa added:

Eka aba fie

Man in US opens up on his WASSCE

Earlier YEN.com.gh reported that a young Ghanaian man shot down the notion that a major requirement needed in studying in the United States is based solely on academic records.

Sam Charles in a TikTok video said one can study in the US with low grades, revealing it is highly possible.

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He revealed that he didn't do exceptionally well in the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) yet currently studies law, a course he would not have been given if he was in Ghana.

Father tells son abroad not to return

Also, a Ghanaian father has given his son a stern warning never to return to the country any longer.

The passionate Ghanaian father in a phone interview with Johnnie Hughes on TV3 indicated that he told the young man who got a scholarship to study abroad not to return for even an important event in the country any longer.

Source: YEN.com.gh