A video chanced on by Pinaxnews.com captures the beautiful moment a romantic Ghanaian man went all out to propose to his better half at the airport traffic circle.
As per data accumulated by Pinaxnews.com, the young fellow’s better half arrived from abroad and hadn’t reached home yet. With assistance from his companions, the young man went all out and pulled the surprise on his better half.
An all around designed air terminal traffic circle with some excellent red blossom with the question “Will You Marry Me” left his better half in a happy mood and guess what, she said “Yes” and accepted the proposal.
The exquisite couple peaked the delightful proposition with an energetic kiss at the air terminal traffic circle as vehicles cruised all over.
Checkout the video below;
In other news, report gathered by Pinaxnews.com indicates that a visually impaired Ghanaian student and an old student of the Okuapemman Senior High School, Ebenezer Azamati, has been chosen as the President of Oxford University’s Africa Society.
The Oxford Africa Society (AfriSoc) champions the plan of African students and the broad graduated class in different administrative roles across the globe.
Ebenezer Azamati prevailed upon the position and succeeds Kenyan Elisha Ngetich. The Twitter handle of the Oxford Africa Society made the declaration with a tweet saying;
”Congratulations to Ebenezer Azamati for being elected President of Oxford Africa Society (AfriSoc). Azamati is a Radcliffe Scholar reading for the DPhil International relations at University of Oxford and a member of Univ College”
Ebenezer Azamati happens to be a previous University of Ghana Student who acquired admission to peruse Masters of Science in International Politics at the University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies.
Right after the program, he got the Cambridge International Scholarship, which is saved for understudies from outside the European Union who might normally neglect to come to Oxford without monetary help.
He began his PhD program on the grant in October 2020.