Afia Pokuaa exclaims “No money but Ghanaians are chilling in Kwahu”
She said she cannot understand how these people show up to such a "money-consuming" event where they indulge in "enjoyment" for a few days.
Afia Pokuaa (Vim Lady), a well-known media figure in Ghana, wonders how it is possible for people to moan about their circumstances while having the time of their lives in Kwahu, this Night.
She said she cannot understand how these people show up to such a “money-consuming” event where they indulge in “enjoyment” for a few days.
To emphasize her amazement, she said, “Eiiii Ghanaians, “no money,” “no money,” but witness the chilling you are chilling in Kwahu.” She accompanied her message with a pondering emoji.
Her social media followers have responded to her comment in a variety of ways.
While some concur with her remarks, others feel that money is typically budgeted and set aside for such events.
Others highlighted the fact that not all Ghanaians are impacted by the difficult economic circumstances in the nation.
Just to be clear, not all Ghanaians, madam, but some of them. Some people are starving but have nothing to eat. Advocate for those you are seeing; Kwawu does not represent all of Ghana.
Answered a netizen.
Maybe the most popular Easter vacation spot in southern Ghana is Kwahu. Many people go to the town every year to celebrate the holidays with their loved ones and partake in the area’s entertaining events.
Kwahu Easter is an annual Easter event held in Ghana’s Eastern Region’s Kwahu South District.
Every Easter, people of all ages and nationalities swarm to the Kwahu Hills to enjoy the three-day celebration.
Paragliding, hiking, carnivals, and traffic jams are all things to do.
It is an annual reunion for the Kwahu people, but holiday revelers use it as an excuse to party.
Also, there are performances by other artists.
The Ministry of Tourism started offering paragliding as one of the events on the schedule for the Easter celebrations in 2005.
Tourists frequently travel to Kwahu Easter because of its shown or inherent cultural value, historical importance, scenic beauty, or recreational attractions.
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