Photos of Ghana-Must-Go Bag Selling for Over N860k in America Stir Massive Reactions
- Social media users appear surprised and confused as a picture of one 'Ghana must go' bag selling at $2090 (N860,390.30) surfaced online
- The price of the bag was confirmed by Legit.ng from the official website of Balenciaga USA
- The picture was shared on social media by the handle @kennytrip2 with the caption: "wait... what? should we tell them?"
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A picture of the popular 'Ghana must go' bag has surfaced on the internet and has been racking up many reactions.
It appears many are in shock at the fact that the bag is going for $2090 (N860,390.30) on the official website of Balenciaga USA.
Legit.ng sighted the post on a social media handle called @kennytrip2 with the caption;
"Wait.. what? should we tell them?"
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Funny reactions
The post at the time of this publication has gathered thousands of reactions. A few of the comments have been highlighted below by Legit.ng:
@VoysZA said:
"Ghana must stay, going is too expensive."
From @jacksparo212:
"Imagine after buying this bag and go to village to pose with it.. Hehehe. Village people will be crying."
@its_emeraldfx commented:
"They will be like is it not Ghana must go, village people."
@l_a4shizzle said:
"Now we will rush to buy it because we don’t buy cheap things but we love to buy expensive things that was stolen from us and repackaged. They might even use a Ghanaian celeb as an ambassador just like Tiffany made @Beyonce amb. with a Drop of bloodGem stone they stole from Africa. No b juju b dat."
From @Ofekwu1
"Buy ghana must go .now and hodl."
Old game sold for over N600m
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a copy of the Super Mario 64 was auctioned for over $1.5m (615,750,000) at a record-breaking price. The cartridge was made in 1996 and was very popular with the Nintendo console.
The organisation behind the action, Heritage Auctions, said that there are less than five copies of it in a good condition.
Days before the Mario auction, a Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) cartridge sold for $870,000 (N357,135,000) on Friday, July 9, as it became the second most expensive game.
Source: Legit.ng
