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I Haven’t Changed My First Name But I Keep Seeing ‘Low-Budget Ablakwa, Temu Ablakwa, Wannabe Ablakwa’ – Ablakwa Questions

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Ghana’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has taken a humorous swipe at a wave of parody names trending online by sarcastically questioning why his name is suddenly being “remixed” on social media. Taking to his verified X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook pages, the outspoken MP wrote: “Folks, what at all is happening? I haven’t changed my first name but I keep seeing Tulaku Ablakwa, Temu Ablakwa, Wannabe Ablakwa, Low-Bu…
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I Haven’t Changed My First Name But I Keep Seeing ‘Low-Budget Ablakwa, Temu Ablakwa, Wannabe Ablakwa’ – Ablakwa Questions

Ghana’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has taken a humorous swipe at a wave of parody names trending online by sarcastically questioning why his name is suddenly being “remixed” on social media. Taking to his verified X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook pages, the outspoken MP wrote: “Folks, what at all is happening? I haven’t changed my first name but I keep seeing Tulaku Ablakwa, Temu Ablakwa, Wannabe Ablakwa, Low-Bu…

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