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Nothing can be seen quietly in Ghana's parliament when MP John Frimpong Osei starts registering the names of villages in his electoral area that refer to the bads.
Two names such as "Vagina Bijak" and "Penis Tolol" "
The Member asked when the zones would have access to electricity
" Providing electricity to villages can disrupt night activities, "joked the Minister of Energy Boakye Agyarko
The minister added, seriously, that the investigation will focus on how villages in the Abirem district in the eastern region can be connected to the national power grid.
The video clip shows Frimpong Osei mentioning Etwe nim Nyansa, Kote ye Aboa and Shua ye Morbor:
Here are the translations of two names:
Etwe nim Nyansa – "Vagina wisely" [19659002] Kote ye Aboa – "Penis Dumb"
Shua ye Morbor – "The testicle is sad".
Many Ghanaians have never heard the names of these villages before they are registered in parliament – and they question the origin of these names.
Thomas Naadi of the BBC in the capital, Accra, says that such names are usually given by the first settlers in the community and taken from the lives of these people.
Nearly 80% of Ghana's population has access to electricity, nearly twice the African average, according to a new World Bank report in 2016.
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