Nigerian Actor Mike Ezuruonye Spotted in Ghana, Speaks Twi in Video, Ghanaians Impressed
- Mike Ezuruonye was spotted in Ghana by a man who noticed him and asked him questions in Twi
- The actor answered the questions with impeccable Twi, surprising many Ghanaians after the video was shared on TikTok
- In the comments section, many Ghanaians expressed how impressed they were with his grasp of the Twi language
A video of popular Nigerian actor Mike Ezuruonye speaking fluent Twi has gone viral on TikTok, earning him praise from many Ghanaians who were impressed by his mastery of the local language.
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The video, posted by TikTok user @djnaycha1, showed Mike being approached by a man who recognised him and asked him some questions in Twi. The actor, dressed in a sleeveless vest, white pants and sneakers, responded to the questions with ease and confidence, showing off his Twi skills.
The man, who was excited to meet the Nollywood star, asked him what was keeping him busy while the actor was frantically texting on his phone. He responded by saying there was a lot on his mind.
The video, which has over 10,000 views and 22k likes, has generated a lot of positive comments from Ghanaians who were amazed by Mike's ability to speak Twi.
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Mike Ezuruonye warms hearts
Legit.ng gathered some reactions from social media users.
Eugene said:
He did a Ghanaian movie where he had to speak Twi during an angry confrontation. You could clearly see the the whole set was laughing in that scene.
Ama Phremah Mensah wrote:
Ashanti twi is the easiest language to learn
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dymond❤️wrote:
Eiiii now the Nigerians are learning Twi paaa ooo
victoriaoduro4 reacted:
I can see he has started eating better jollof rice
Michael Blackson visits his village folks in Ghana
US-based Ghanaian actor and comedian Michael Blackson took a trip back to his roots in Ghana, visiting his village of Agona Nsaba.
The journey was documented in a video shared on his Instagram page, showing a special connection to his homeland.
In the video, Blackson engaged with the people of Agona Nsaba, converging with locals to discuss plans for celebrating the first anniversary of the school he generously established in the village.
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