What MzGee said about 'Oobakɛ-Akwaaba' saga

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Truth be told 10 months ago

The Ga Mantse did not act wisely like a King Solomon in the Bible,...what the Ga Mantse should have done is just adopt akwaaba as their one too. The Twi's have adopted ayekoo and use it even though its a Ga word, language is ...
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The Ga Mantse did not act wisely like a King Solomon in the Bible,...what the Ga Mantse should have done is just adopt akwaaba as their one too. The Twi's have adopted ayekoo and use it even though its a Ga word, language is very fluid, and many words have been adopted by different people groups. The word Akwaaba is one of Ghana's selling points across the globe. I meet people here in the US who would say eti sen and akwaaba as soon as they know you are Ghanaian so my friend take your obaake away,...We dont want it!!!
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Oprege 10 months ago

I knew MzGee was one of the most stupid people on Social Media so I’m not surprised !!!

I knew MzGee was one of the most stupid people on Social Media so I’m not surprised !!!
Kojo 10 months ago

The challenge for those of us who were taught Ga it is now difficult to get Ga people to speak the language with. Now, I intentionally opt to go and buy Ga kenkey and all I get is "Daddy wobeto ahi"? How do I reply?

The challenge for those of us who were taught Ga it is now difficult to get Ga people to speak the language with. Now, I intentionally opt to go and buy Ga kenkey and all I get is "Daddy wobeto ahi"? How do I reply?
Kofi USA 10 months ago

What people are failing to grasp is that Accra is the capital of Ghana … that means is the capital for all Ghanaians. From the coast all the way to the North. Accra is the capital for all of us. Also, Akans are the majority ...
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What people are failing to grasp is that Accra is the capital of Ghana … that means is the capital for all Ghanaians. From the coast all the way to the North. Accra is the capital for all of us. Also, Akans are the majority in Ghana and according to statistics/data, almost 90% of Ghanaians speak Twi. I believe, this is one of the reasons that tribalism is almost non-existent in Ghana. Look at all our presidents … past and present … none married from their own tribe. Nkrumah married Egyptian, Busia was from Bono and his wife was Ga Naa Monko. Acheampong was Ashanti and his Bono, Rawlings was Ewe and his wife is Ashanti, Kuffuor is Ashanti and his wife was Bono, Akuffo Addo is Akyem and his wife is Ga. Atta Mills was Fanti and his wife is Ga. Mahama is Dagomba and his wife is Bono. Because we speak one language, it’s difficult to tell our tribal differences. So Akwaaba is ideal because it shows our unity as one people. I think we should keep it.
carefree 10 months ago

I feel sorry for Akuapem people given accra to Ga's.
the real natives of Accra are Akuapem people. Ga's are settlers.Alata from Nigeria 700years back,

I feel sorry for Akuapem people given accra to Ga's.
the real natives of Accra are Akuapem people. Ga's are settlers.Alata from Nigeria 700years back,
Betty 10 months ago

BI EKO OH

BI EKO OH
Henry 10 months ago

Mr. Daniel Nmatiah taught you this during your days in Sunrise Prep. School at Teshie, just say you don't remember.

Mr. Daniel Nmatiah taught you this during your days in Sunrise Prep. School at Teshie, just say you don't remember.
Double standards 10 months ago

When it comes to ban om drumming enemies of the church say everybody should respect the owners of the land and comply but an important thing like language that shows culture of a people they now say Accra is cosmopolitan

When it comes to ban om drumming enemies of the church say everybody should respect the owners of the land and comply but an important thing like language that shows culture of a people they now say Accra is cosmopolitan

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What MzGee said about 'Oobakɛ-Akwaaba' saga

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