Ghanaian Lady Says A Man Who Cannot Interpret Tongues Is A Red Flag

Ghanaian Lady Says A Man Who Cannot Interpret Tongues Is A Red Flag

  • A video of a Ghanaian lady speaking on her red flags in men and relationships in general has surfaced on social media
  • In the video, she noted that a man who cannot interpret tongues is a big red flag and proceeded to question how this is possible
  • Her comment did not sit well with many netizens who called her out on social media as many questioned the logic of her argument

Don't miss out! Get your daily dose of sports news straight to your phone. Join YEN's Sports News channel on WhatsApp now!

A Ghanaian lady has got people talking after opening up about her red flags in men.

In a TikTok video, she noted that a man who could not interpret tongues even if he can speak is a total red flag.

Ghanaian Lady, Tongues, Red Flag, Love, Relationship, Marriage
A Ghanaian lady is speaking on her red flags in men. Image source: Taylor_roams
Source: TikTok

While making her argument, the young lady stressed that this is simply impossible.

She proceeded to claim that persons who can speak tongues and cannot explain what they have just said are more likely to be faking it.

Read also

Rival confronts Ghanaian man after lover fails loyalty test: "You can't take care of her"

The young lady believes that the ability to interpret tongues is a spiritual gift that signifies divine favour and spiritual maturity.

She suggested that men who lack this spiritual gift may not be suitable partners for serious relationships.

Watch the video below:

Netizens lambast Ghanaian lady over red flag

Netizens who saw the video of the young lady speaking on what qualifies as a red flag in men poked holes into her argument. Some of the social media users critiqued her logic in the comment section.

@JohnParker wrote:

"She is called Portia, my coursemate. Woagyimi tu."

@ANDY wrote:

"Interpretation of tongues is a gift on its own and speaking in tongues is also a gift too. They are two different things."

@Ewoe wrote:

"You can't pass y making it a big deal."

@Barbie wrote:

"Speaking in tongues should be a language you can explain. She is right. I remember one day I visited a church, and when they were praying, a guy started praying in a different language that he couldn’t speak."

Read also

Ghanaian lady causes stir after labelling guys who eat Gobε as a red flag

NELISHIA_wrote:

"No.. you can’t explain it, but there’s someone who can understand and interpret what you’re saying.. it’s two different gifts."

Mawuli | Photographer:

"I’m not spiritual, but from what I’ve learned, speaking in tongues and interpreting are gifts. Saying it’s a red flag if a guy can’t do both is ignorant and doesn’t make sense."

@sylvestermawunyoenam wrote:

"Koo! Go and ask Paul in the Bible."

@Oblitey LordAlvin wrote:

"This lady is not serious at all."

@da_dia1 wrote:

"Arh this girl paa??"

@kasoa spiderman wrote:

"Who is watching this on the 2nd of December."

@EARL MARVIN wrote:

"See, person wey Saa get red flags."

Ghanaian lady speaks on red flags

In a related development, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian lady has opened up about what she considers red flags in relationships.

In the viral video, she claimed to consider a relationship red flag whenever she bumps into men who eat gobε, a Ghanaian dish made of boiled beans, red oil, fried plantain and sometimes gari.

Read also

Ghanaian man visits his classmate who used to top their class with a Benz: "She's now a seamstress"

Netizens who saw the video were furious and expressed their views in the comment section.

Proofread by Samuel Gitonga, Copy Editor at YEN.com.gh

New feature: Сheck out news that is picked for YOU ➡️ click on “Recommended for you” and enjoy!

Source: YEN.com.gh

Authors:
Jessie Ola-Morris avatar

Jessie Ola-Morris (Human-Interest Editor) Jessie Ola-Morris is a Human Interest editor at YEN.com.gh. She has over three years of experience in journalism. She graduated from the Ghana Institute of Journalism in 2022 with a Bachelor's degree in Communication Studies. Her journalism career started with myjoyonline.com, a subsidiary of The Multimedia Group Limited, where she worked as a writer. Jessie also previously served as a multimedia journalist for The Independent Ghana. In 2024, Jessie completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation. Email: jessie.ola-morris@yen.com.gh