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The level of tweets that have popped up about the\u00a0 controversial Ghana Khebab (Kyinkyinga) that Cardi B was munching on is very fascinating. How come some pieces of meat which are not been given much relevance stir up the entertainment bowl in few minutes?Is this to say that Ghana Khebab is just irresistible?<\/p>\n
Comments upon comments have been posted on how Cardi B chose Kyinkyinga over the celebrities who went to meet and greet her. It is said in the Ghanaian local language that, Human beings are sweet but the fleshes of humans are not to be eaten. Maybe she heard it on her way to Ghana as a Dadianomaa (bird) whispered this old adage to her. She may have then decided to love their presence at the pool side as they walked around but chew the meat of a goat or cow instead. Isn\u2019t she being fair after all?\u00a0<\/p>\n
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Sometimes meat comes before celebrities and that was portrayed by Cardi B when she got to Ghana.\u00a0<\/p>\n
A lot of people are suggesting that this Kyinkyinga must be exported because it is capable of fetching Ghana a lot more revenue. If our celebrities are not better resources that can earn the great country foreign exchange, Kyinkyinga can.<\/p>\n
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It is a good thing that this khebab is trending and in various ways promoting the name of Ghana but we pray that no one chooses Khebab over us on any day.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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