Popular American singer Tyrese gushes over Ghanaian traditional outfits

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kiki 2 months ago

Pround son of the land of gold.

Pround son of the land of gold.
Bastie Asantefourhene 2 months ago

Yaanom would’ve claimed him by now. Had he not been to his roots in Okyeman.

Yaanom would’ve claimed him by now. Had he not been to his roots in Okyeman.
Yaw 2 months ago

No need claiming him. They will surely trace the dressing to the man himself. Otumfuo himself. Go and ask the name of that kente.

No need claiming him. They will surely trace the dressing to the man himself. Otumfuo himself. Go and ask the name of that kente.
Bastie Asantefourhene 2 months ago

You mean Kwasia Tutu II of Kwaeman ? As for him leave he’s a clout chaser. He doesn’t have anything to do with kente.
The cloth originates from Bono Bontouku (Gyaman ) , Zanzan region of Ivory Coast.

You mean Kwasia Tutu II of Kwaeman ? As for him leave he’s a clout chaser. He doesn’t have anything to do with kente.
The cloth originates from Bono Bontouku (Gyaman ) , Zanzan region of Ivory Coast.
Baafi 2 months ago

Kwasia bi ba, Kente never originated from Bono its Adinkra that originated there. Ofui you even adore the drunken Dormaahene who is nowhere near the Offinsohene but chose to insult Otumfour. Dormaa Bononiabakan gyimifour

Kwasia bi ba, Kente never originated from Bono its Adinkra that originated there. Ofui you even adore the drunken Dormaahene who is nowhere near the Offinsohene but chose to insult Otumfour. Dormaa Bononiabakan gyimifour
Bastie Asantefourhene 2 months ago

You mean Kwasia Tutu II , Manhyia Rickross? Go and study the origins of Kente. Ofuii… Asante created nothing to the Akan culture.

You mean Kwasia Tutu II , Manhyia Rickross? Go and study the origins of Kente. Ofuii… Asante created nothing to the Akan culture.
GOLD 2 months ago

GHANA HAS A RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE WE SHOULD BE PROUD OF AND PROMOTE!!!!!!!!
AFTER ALL THE ORIGINAL HEBREWS WERE BLACKS DIFFERENT FROM THE CONVERTED ONES,THE STIFF-NECKED PEOPLE WERE CAPTURED AS SLAVES FOR DISOBEYING THE MOS ...
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GHANA HAS A RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE WE SHOULD BE PROUD OF AND PROMOTE!!!!!!!!
AFTER ALL THE ORIGINAL HEBREWS WERE BLACKS DIFFERENT FROM THE CONVERTED ONES,THE STIFF-NECKED PEOPLE WERE CAPTURED AS SLAVES FOR DISOBEYING THE MOST HIGH GOD ALMIGHTY,ITS ALL WRITTEN IN THE OLD TESTAMENT.JESUS IS BLACK WITH WOOLY HAIR,READ REVELATION.READ THE ORIGINAL GENEVA BIBLE OR THE KING JAMES VERSION LISTEN TO PASTOR OMAR THIBEAUX AND OTHERS,GET SOME KNOWLEDGE AND DO NOT REMAIN IGNORANT!!!!
Opana 2 months ago

Tyrese in love

Tyrese in love
Ghana 2 months ago

Some Ghanaians are soo stupid..soo divided, d least opportunity they are talking about either politics or ethnicity.. can't we be Ghanaians for ones..

Some Ghanaians are soo stupid..soo divided, d least opportunity they are talking about either politics or ethnicity.. can't we be Ghanaians for ones..
Boye/California 2 months ago

So Beautiful my Man

So Beautiful my Man
Busumuru nana 2 months ago

I can't believe the NFL have allowed you to do what you're doing.Really the world has changed and it has change really quick

I can't believe the NFL have allowed you to do what you're doing.Really the world has changed and it has change really quick
Joy 2 months ago

Welcome home

Welcome home
Bazz 2 months ago

I love this, true son of the land

I love this, true son of the land
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