- American YouTuber Kai Cenat claims lack of Wi-Fi in Ghana, sparking a wave of reactions online.
- Kai Cenat extends trip to Ghana after entertaining stay in Nigeria with Davido and Shanks Comics.
- Viral video captures Kai Cenat’s frustration over perceived absence of Wi-Fi connectivity across Ghana.
- Netizens react with skepticism and sympathy, questioning the validity of the YouTuber’s claim.
Popular American YouTuber Kai Cenat has caused a buzz online by asserting the absence of wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) throughout the entire country of Ghana.
Kai Cenat, known for his engaging content and substantial following, ignited discussions across social media platforms with his proclamation.
The controversy began when Kai Cenat, who had previously enjoyed the hospitality of Nigerian Afrobeat musician Davido and content producer Shanks Comics, extended his trip to Ghana.
In a now-viral video, the YouTuber expressed frustration at the perceived lack of Wi-Fi connectivity across Ghana’s expanse.
The Youtuber’s statement sparked a wave of reactions from netizens, with some questioning the validity of his claim.
Netizens Reactions..
M.nneji said: “Ghana and Nigeria no be mate. Charley people think say na by 24hrs electricity.”
Beneze wrote: “Ghana is far better than one country that river Nija and Benue divided into two where 500m of masses was shared to their senators.”
Lover of God asked: “So the whole country called Ghana is not as civilised as Lagos. Wow 😂”
sh3yitoks asked: “I thought Ghana 🇬🇭 had the best economy than Nigeria”
Olu noted: “Ghana will be so mad at this guy called Kai Cenat, They hate when people de-market their country. 😅”
See below;
https://twitter.com/adxjnr/status/1768303064652419104?s=20
In other news, Nigerian Afrobeats singer Davido educates American content creator, Kai Cenat , who recently visited Nigeria, on the diverse tribes within the country.
The two have been exploring the city together ever since he arrived in Lagos a few days ago.
Davido is shown in a recent video teaching the YouTuber a crash course on Nigerian culture.
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