A video making rounds on social media has a Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) student, pleading with his girlfriend to return to him after allegedly cheating on her.
Celebrities such as John Dumelo, Efia Odo, Efya and even Delay among others have reacted to it.
The student, Sammy, was seen crying in the video to the extent that he smashed his phone on the floor depicting the pain he was going through when his girlfriend, Nana Ama, announced to him that it’s over.
These are what some of the celebrities have to say:
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