If you have not been to Ghana recently, then you may not know that the old “sunglasses” are being heavily rocked at night even where there are no lights.
I find it difficult to see at nights when the lighting system is not adequate, this makes me wonder how come people who rock dark shades at night are able to find their way around. I guess it is the power of “African women fashion”. I know the men do it too but trust me, some women sleep with it.
As my fellow people may know, part of the Ghanaian National Pledge reads “I promise on my honour to be faithful and loyal to Ghana my motherland” which stares at me every morning I woke up from bed. With this on my mind and as proud that I am as a Ghanaian I’m ready to protect my country in anyway I can. I’m ready to do anything possible to protect Ghanaians, but in the course of doing this; I will not hesitate to show my strong aversion to any inconsiderate Ghanaian.
I always laugh anytime I watch ‘Laugh A Minute’ on Viasat1, not because the show is funny but because of the hullabaloo concerning the presenter of that show. It’s a case of ‘if a child says he won’t allow his mum to sleep, he himself won’t sleep’.
It seems the short hair style has come to stay with Akorfa Ejeani Asiedu forever as she is still rocking it. When I saw her with the short hair cut some times back, I thought she needed it for a movie or was just trying a new thing.
She was spotted during the Premiere of Shirley Frimpong Manso’s new latest movie “6 Hours To Christmas” in Ghana and she looks fabulous and young with her hair cut.
