Afia Schwarzenegger cries😭😭😭 like a baby live on TikTok and this is why.

In a video that has been viewed by YEN AFRIK, Afia Schwarzenegger can be seen shedding tears like a distressed child, and here's the reason why:

The Minister of Tourism, Arts, and Culture, Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Awal, has reaffirmed the government's dedication to promoting the concept of funeral tourism. He has suggested that the government plans to organize transportation for people to attend funerals, particularly in areas where there are other tourist attractions. The idea is to enable individuals to not only participate in the funerals but also explore these nearby tourist destinations.

He explained, "We will identify funeral events in locations that feature tourist attractions. After the funeral proceedings, attendees will be treated to local cuisine and beverages, including the popular sobolo. Following that, we will provide transportation to these tourist hotspots."

Dr. Awal emphasized that Ghanaians have a deep-rooted affinity for funerals, and participation is entirely voluntary. He elaborated further, saying, "When a funeral is happening, we will announce the opportunity to visit places like Bonwire. There, visitors can purchase authentic Kente cloth, boosting local businesses and contributing to the local economy."

He went on to state, "Since we are providing free transportation, attendees will also have the chance to dine at local restaurants and purchase traditional artifacts, further enhancing the economic prospects of these areas. This strategy aims to harness the potential of funerals to strengthen our cultural heritage and generate employment opportunities for our youth."

She expressed her concern, stating that it's disheartening to witness the challenges faced by economically disadvantaged individuals in accessing adequate healthcare for their loved ones when they fall ill. In her view, if a government minister were to make such remarks, it might imply a lack of commitment to improving healthcare and a willingness to tolerate unnecessary loss of life. 

She continued by addressing the subpar state of healthcare in the nation and critiqued the government's inclination to endorse strategies such as promoting funeral-related tourism as a means of boosting the economy. Her criticism was scathing, aimed not only at the nation's leadership but also at those among the Ghanaian population who support such policies.

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