Are Ghanaian males so sexually weak that sex-enhancing goods advertisements are overrun on TV - Akwaboah
Akwaboah, a Ghanaian highlife musician and songwriter, appears to be tired of television networks "bombarding" audiences with commercials for male sex enhancements.
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The Posti Me musician expressed his displeasure in a live Instagram video, saying that the incident damages the perception of the Black race as unproductive.
What is the issue, Ghana? Making preparations for my upcoming Lighthouse record, I was present. I chose to watch television to decompress because I was exhausted. When I turned on the TV, I saw advertisements for sex-stimulating drugs on every channel.
"It was all about how long you can perform after taking this drug," I now want to know if Ghanaian men are all weak in the sexual department. Does this imply that the Black race has nothing worthwhile to discuss and that all we know and discuss is sex?
When will we start teaching people how to make money or how to worship God? It's time, in my opinion, to alter the story. We shouldn't only think about sex, he said.
Many of Akwaboah's fans reacted on the post, with some saying that the only form of entertainment that most men can understand is sex.
Missofoo: Oooh apart from that ones, you didn’t come across, “fa 100.00 begye 300 million” no bi eerrhh??? Ns3mhunu nkoaaaaaa oooo????????
Mcmrhollywood: The atopa news is more than preaching the word of God. Hmmm sad ooo
Cee Kwarteng: The men want it big, the women tight so how are we going to push a big one in a tight corner, If this is not madness then I don't know.
Victoria Arthur: I guess that’s the only source of entertainment most men understand.
