Ghanaian Woman Braids Her Hair With The Colours Of Ghana Flag, Video Goes Viral: "Ama Ghana Nie"

• A video of a Ghanaian woman wearing the colours of Ghana's flag as braids has surfaced on social media
• The woman, ahead of Ghana's 68th Independence Day celebration, mesmerised social media users with her new look
• Netizens who saw the post expressed mixed reactions as some praised her looks while others laughed over the video

A Ghanaian woman has triggered pleasant reactions on social media after recently going in for some braids.

The hairstylist of the young lady weaved her hair with the colours of the Ghana flag, leaving many netizens in awe.

In a video making rounds on social media, the young woman is seen rocking beautifully braided hair styled with the vibrant colours of the Ghana flag - red, yellow, green, and black.

This young woman's hairstyle is just one of the many creative ways people continue to honour the nation's legacy and culture.

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Ghana set to mark independence day

Ghana will soon mark its 68th Independence anniversary. Ghana gained independence from British colonial rule on March 6, 1957, becoming the first sub-Saharan African country to do so.

Each year, the day is celebrated with national pride, including ceremonies, parades, and cultural displays across all regions of the country.

However, this year's celebration will take a different turn as the President has announced that there will be no vibrant Independence Day celebration like the country has always had.

Instead, the day will be commemorated with a small ceremony at the Presidency, a decision many Ghanaians have applauded. The government explained that this aims to save the country huge sums of money.

Braiding in Ghana's colours is also the woman's small way of marking Ghana's great historic day and showing patriotism.

Watch the video below:

Netizens react to Ghanaian woman's braids

Netizens who saw the video of the woman with braids weaved with the colours of Ghana's flag were impressed. While some commended her looks, others said she was a patriotic citizen.

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@Her mother’s daughter wrote:

"Eei Theodosia Okoh."

@Korkorlina1 wrote:

"Braid mu independence day."

@Abena wrote:

"Ghana flag and immigration uniform."

@Nana🧚‍♂️Aba wrote:

"Please Who designed the Ghana flag???"

@EWOENAM wrote:

"Eiiii moyɛ bi dea aden Nkrumah koraaa ɛde sakora na ɛdi Independence day."

@Miraj Superior wrote:

"To uphold and defend the good name of Ghana 🇬🇭 She wrote that part."

@Bby May wrote:

"Was the sound necessary. You carry Ghana matter on your head."

@SUGAR wrote:

"See future billionaires liking my comment."

@𝓷𝓪𝓪𝓷𝓪 wrote:

"Just look at how the braids are tight eh that's how GH make tight."

President calls for lasting peace in Bawku

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that President John Mahama has called for lasting peace in Bawku, a town in Ghana's Upper East Region plagued by recurring ethnic conflicts.

Speaking at Ghana's 68th Independence Day celebration, Mahama emphasised the need for unity and dialogue to resolve the tension.

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He lamented the devastating impact of the conflict on the younger generation, who needed a peaceful environment to seek their dreams in life.

Source: YEN.com.gh