Actress and filmmaker Lydia Forson is wondering why Ghanaians are increasingly replacing local names and expressions with terms associated with other countries, warning that the trend could gradually weaken the country’s cultural identity. Forson pointed to everyday examples, including bofrot being referred to as “puff puff” and ntoma being called “Ankara”. She said these changes […]
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