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General News of Sunday, 8 September 2019

Source: yen.com.gh

Military man in uniform allegedly sanctioned for twerking at his wedding reception

'Asa bone' military officer who twerked on wife at own wedding reception play video'Asa bone' military officer who twerked on wife at own wedding reception

Popular social media influencer, Francis Kennedy Ocloo, has indicated that a Ghanaian military officer, who was captured in video dancing his spirit out at his own wedding reception has already been allegedly sanctioned by the Ghana Armed Forces.

According to sources, the military officer was allegedly punished because he wore a military uniform while gyrating to a song at his wedding reception and ought to have been measured.

While details of Kennedy Ocloo’s post are yet to be verified, he indicated that there is a document to this effect after a follower of his Facebook page appeared to have challenged the facts of his post. ''There is document to that effect and you still doubt?

I deleted the document which is not allowed in public,'' Francis Ocloo said in response to Kobinna Mensah who stated that ''I doubt this Francis!''

''The soldiers who play their bands dance more crazily than this. What’s wrong with this dance to attract such an enquiry?,'' Kobinna Mensah quizzed after Francis Kennedy Ocloo shared screen shots of the military man and his wife along with a caption which reads:

''So I understand this military officer who did "asabone" to bring the military's name into disrepute had questions to answer. Don't joke with the military ooo.''

''I did not believe it until I saw the document to that effect which I can't attach,'' his post further stated.

Videos of the military man and his new bride gained traction online after the newly-wedded couple were captured at their wedding reception grinding themselves in a couple’s dance.

According to Francis Kennedy Ocloo, the military officer together with two other colleagues, who are currently under ''Commanders watch'', will not be promoted until further notice.