White Man Hawks Bottled Water in Traffic After Moving to Ghana: "Krom Ayɛ Shi"
- A video of a white man hawking bottled water in traffic has gone viral on social media, sparking a flurry of reactions
- The man, who recently relocated to Ghana, was seen confidently selling water to drivers and pedestrians, blending seamlessly into the local culture
- This unusual sight caught the attention of many locals, who expressed admiration and praise for the white man
A video of a white man hawking bottled water in traffic has sparked a flurry of reactions on social media.
In the said video, the white man was spotted on the busy road, moving from one car to another, selling bottled water.
Source: TikTok
The man reportedly took to hawking on the street after relocating to Ghana a couple of months ago to explore the country.
This was after the white man spotted a young lady hawking bottled water in traffic and decided to get down from his car to try it.
Consequently, he approached the lady and requested her help in selling the water.
Source: TikTok
He then proceeded to move around with the pan containing the bottled water and called out passing motorists. Meanwhile, the young lady followed him to ensure everything went smoothly.
The white man, whose name has yet to be identified, was seen confidently selling water to drivers and pedestrians, blending seamlessly into the local culture.
Many of the locals who were also hawking by the busy roadside seemed impressed and expressed admiration for the white man.
The young lady seemed excited as the white man made her money by selling all the bottled water.
Below is the video of the white man hawking bottled water in traffic.
Reactions to white man hawking bottled water
Some Ghanaians on social media who came across the video of the white man hawking the water thronged the comment section to share their varied views.
YEN.com.gh collated a few of the comments in reaction to the video below:
@Nana Yaa Empress said:
"Imagine having a man like this in your life, hope it’s not a camera he’s acting nice for ooo."
@ALLIMALL also said:
"Every Ghanaian must thank God because Ghana is gradually becoming heaven on earth."
@Showboy_Lm commented:
"Trust me, if this white man sells water in traffic like this he will never return home with a single sachet of water."
@Favour kafui also commented:
"Wow, your destiny helper has located you, my sister."
@Tumiwura Yaw wrote:
"Ghana is a blessed country but its citizens do not see it."
Obroni works as trotro mate in Ghana
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a white man was spotted working as a bus conductor, much to the amusement of many.
In a viral TikTok video, the obroni man was captured hailing passengers towards the car, which was heading for Madina, Legon and Okponglo.
From the video, the man appeared to be thoroughly enjoying the experience and the intricacies of commercial transport in Ghana.
Many Ghanaians who chanced on the TikTok video took to the comment section to praise him.
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Salifu Bagulube Moro (Human-Interest Editor) Salifu Bagulube Moro is a Human Interest Editor at YEN.com.gh. He has over five years of experience in journalism. He graduated from the Ghana Institute of Journalism in 2018, where he obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Studies with a specialization in Journalism. Salifu previously worked with Opera News as a Content Management Systems (CMS) Editor. He also worked as an Online Reporter for the Ghanatalksbusiness.com news portal, as well as with the Graphic Communications Group Limited as a National Service Person. Salifu joined YEN.com.gh in 2024. Email: salifu.moro@yen.com.gh.
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