Don't mind KSM - He held no girls secrets

So that one also, has not been a secret.

What else? KSM called it “wohye a mehye”,  the practice whereby wannabe GH girls go to Agbogbloshie to “select” clothes to match the more endowed girls who fly all the way to Dubai to shop – for the same style clothes. Who cares about “made-in” labels? You wear, I wear and we all go.

One issue, however,  that definitely passed as a new secret was what KSM referred to as GH girls manifesto. “They aim at what men will do for them when they come into power”, he said. That power, he disclosed, is located below a man’s belly, in the loins. And when such power is properly used by way of manipulation, the man turns putty in her hands. That was a good one.

What KSM lost by way of content, he made up for it by way of treatment. He seemed to bring some amount of freshness to old jokes. In his presentation, he approached each joke as if he was peeling an onion. When one layer was off, and you thought it was over, here KSM came again with another layer and yet another layer of jokes.

True to tradition, KSM started his show exactly at the publicised time and it took off on the wings on music provided by E. L. of “Obuumo” and Chase of “Lonely” fame.

In the past KSM had done “politically incorrect” shows and while many regular patrons expected that he would follow that line, especially after the recent national elections, he swerved everyone to settle on GH girls and their wahala. How one wishes he had stayed with his own tradition!

Story by Nanabanyin Dadson