Top moments from IShowSpeed’s visit to Ghana

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• Tom Po 1 day ago

  Ofui saa no see the kingship treatment oo. Oh Kwaku, nti dabɛn na me nso mɛ yɛ yie? buei buei ehihihihihi (crying and snorting my sadness out)

  Ofui saa no see the kingship treatment oo. Oh Kwaku, nti dabɛn na me nso mɛ yɛ yie? buei buei ehihihihihi (crying and snorting my sadness out)

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• Kofi Agyare 23 hours ago

  Ladies and gentlemen,
  Good morning.
  Today, I would like to speak about the positive impact of IShowSpeed’s visit to Ghana.
  IShowSpeed is one of the most influential digital creators in the world, with millions of followe ...
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  Ladies and gentlemen,
  Good morning.
  Today, I would like to speak about the positive impact of IShowSpeed’s visit to Ghana.
  IShowSpeed is one of the most influential digital creators in the world, with millions of followers across social media platforms. His visit to Ghana goes beyond entertainment—it represents an important moment of cultural exposure, youth inspiration, and global visibility for the country.
  Firstly, his presence in Ghana helps improve the country’s global image. Through his live streams and videos, millions of people around the world are able to see Ghana as a vibrant, welcoming, and culturally rich nation. This challenges outdated stereotypes about Africa and presents Ghana as modern, energetic, and full of opportunities.
  Secondly, his visit promotes tourism. When international audiences see Ghana’s streets, food, music, and lifestyle through a popular influencer, it creates curiosity and interest. Many young people and members of the African diaspora may feel inspired to visit Ghana, boosting tourism and supporting local businesses.
  Another major impact is youth inspiration. IShowSpeed’s success shows that creativity and consistency in the digital space can lead to global success. Ghanaian youth can be motivated to explore careers in content creation, technology, entertainment, and entrepreneurship.
  Finally, his interaction with Ghanaian culture—such as music, dance, and fashion—encourages cultural pride and exchange. It highlights Ghana’s influence on global culture and strengthens national identity.
  In conclusion, IShowSpeed’s visit to Ghana has positive effects on tourism, youth empowerment, cultural pride, and international perception. It shows how digital influence can be used to promote a nation and inspire its people.
  Thank you.
  
  @bagy136

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• Oboynascodwe 21 hours ago

  Ghana and gyimii.. no Ghanaian media personnel will be treated this nice in America by Americans.. will never happen... gyimii saaa

  Ghana and gyimii.. no Ghanaian media personnel will be treated this nice in America by Americans.. will never happen... gyimii saaa

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• Kofi 20 hours ago

  Look, let's be real. IShowSpeed is a global super star. He has travelled to almost every part of the world with the same energy from countries he had travelled. Europe, Asia, South America countries flock to this guy. So Oboy ...
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  Look, let's be real. IShowSpeed is a global super star. He has travelled to almost every part of the world with the same energy from countries he had travelled. Europe, Asia, South America countries flock to this guy. So Oboy, it's not only in Ghana or African that are going crazy about his visit. Mr. Oboy, please google ISowSpeed and learn more about his adventures. Africa is blessed to have him visit.

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• Tom Po 20 hours ago

  I would say he is rather blessed to visit Africa. It has given him a different view of their ignorance. He is now a changed personality who will go to his country to educate his people further about Nature's Africa. Peace!

  I would say he is rather blessed to visit Africa. It has given him a different view of their ignorance. He is now a changed personality who will go to his country to educate his people further about Nature's Africa. Peace!

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• Kwame Amoah 21 hours ago

  Ghanaians adore stupidity too much.

  Ghanaians adore stupidity too much.

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• Tom Po 20 hours ago

  Please don't say it out loud, I beg.

  Please don't say it out loud, I beg.

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