Ramsey Nouah compares Accra, Kumasi lifestyles, says Kumasi is more down-to-earth
Nigerian actor and filmmaker Ramsey Nouah has shared his impressions of Accra and Kumasi, describing the two cities as having distinct lifestyles and social atmospheres. The veteran actor said he found people in Kumasi to be more down-to-earth and approachable compared with those in Accra. Ramsey Nouah made the comments during an interview on Angel […]
Nigerian actor and filmmaker Ramsey Nouah has shared his observations about the lifestyles in Ghana's cities of Accra and Kumasi. According to the veteran actor, Kumasi is more down-to-earth and approachable compared to Accra. During an interview on Angel FM, Nouah explained that he found people in Kumasi to be more genuine and relatable than those in Accra.
He contrasted Accra, which he described as being associated with wealth and a "big boy" lifestyle, to Kumasi, which he likened to Lagos, a hub for hustlers and entrepreneurs. Nouah attributed this difference to the distinct attitudes and lifestyles encountered in the two cities. For example, he noted that in Kumasi, taking a colleague out for fufu is a common and down-to-earth gesture, unlike in Accra where people prefer to take someone to an expensive restaurant.
Nouah is currently in Kumasi to star in an upcoming movie by Ghanaian actor and comedian Kwadwo Nkansah Lil Win.
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