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Legislators in Ghana collapsed in fits of laughter when a deputy read obscene names of villages in his constituency.
MP John Frimpong Osei began listing the names during a debate on electricity. said Etwe nim Nyansa, who translates from the Twi language into English means "Vina gina is wise," according to the BBC.
But the Ghanaian MP quickly roared the Ghanaian parliament when he read other village names, which translates to "Pis nis is a fool" (Kote ye Aboa) and "The testicles are sad" (Shua ye Morbor)
Osei listed the names as he asked when the zones would have access to electricity. 19659002] Minister of Energy. Boakye Agyarko. jokingly: "Providing them with electricity can interfere with nocturnal activities."
Agyarko then confirmed that a survey would be conducted on how villages in Abirem, in the East region, could connect to the national grid. that many Ghanaians had heard of the villages only when the clip began to circulate, which led them to wonder why they were called so unusual names.
Thomas Naadi, based in the Ghanaian capital Accra, says that names are usually given by early settlers in these communities, being drawn from the life experience of these individuals.
The discretion of the spectator is advised. ??♀️ pic.twitter.com/HnZwUnatyx
– Veronica Commey (@VeronicaCommey) July 27, 2018
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