Female Ghanaian Bus Driver Shares Encounters with Mythical Creatures In Video
- Mrs Akoto Mansa is one of the few women in Ghana involved in commercial bus driving, a field largely dominated by men
- She explains that her job has given her unique life experiences, exposing her to both the physical and the spiritual dimensions of the world
- Scores of netizens have taken to social media to commend her for making significant strides in commercial driving and inspiring other young women
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Mrs Akoto Mansa, a Ghanaian commercial bus driver, has shared a fascinating account of her encounters with mythical creatures while on the job.
She says that her work has not only enriched her life experiences but also deepened her faith, making her realise that there is more to the world than what meets the eye.
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Driving the route between Accra and Wa in the Upper West Region, Mrs Mansa has faced numerous unusual and sometimes frightening experiences, particularly during late-night journeys.
Recounting one incident she experienced at Juaben suburb of Kumasi in the Ashanti region, she described seeing a mysterious figure approaching her as she neared a cemetery.
The figure, she says, had bulging, bloodshot eyes and bloodstains across its face. Though the sight was terrifying, Mrs Mansa remained unshaken.
She explains that the work of commercial drivers is demanding and strenuous. Regular encounters with ghostly figures and mythical beings such as dwarves can make the job even more stressful.
Yet, Mrs Mansa attributes her resilience and continued success to her unwavering faith in God and the spiritual guidance of her late grandmother, who was well-versed in matters of spirituality.
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As one of the few women involved in commercial driving in Ghana, Mrs Mansa is making giant strides in a male-dominated profession.
Her confidence, professionalism, and courage continue to inspire young girls to explore and excel in unconventional career paths.
Watch the interesting video here:
Reactions to Akoto's mysterious encounters
Scores of netizens have taken to the comment section to share their thoughts on the fascinating story shared by the commercial driver. YEN.com.gh compiled a list of the comments below:
Vinci commented:
"She mentioned Juaso a couple of times. That is where I come from. I was born and raised there. What she even saw was small. The things I have seen and encountered in that town, if I tell people, they feel like I am lying. But these things you can't force people to believe."
Blessedassurance-j40 said:
"This woman is very courageous. She is very brave. May the good Lord continue to bless her."
Joe Samuels noted:
"Proper woman of valour, kudos to her and the host. God richly bless you all."
Siming God8 opined:
"I wish this woman will drive me one day."
Bels said:
"Most Africans have been made to believe in such mysterious things. So, all the time their minds and eyes are watching and waiting to see something that looks odder than the ordinary to justify their beliefs."
Richy opined:
"It is funny how people are here in the comment section laughing and making jests at her story. You guys don't travel, so you don't encounter such mysteries. You sit at one place and think you know all that life is about."
Nana Yaa Brefo drives Uber in US
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that popular Ghanaian broadcaster Nana Yaa Brefo disclosed that she had relocated to the US and was working as an Uber driver.
In a TikTok video, she indicated that she was unfazed by criticism and stressed that there is dignity in honest work.
Nana Yaa Brefo's remarks triggered mixed reactions, with some questioning the state of journalism in Ghana, while a few highlighted the earning potential of Uber drivers working overseas.
Source: YEN.com.gh
