How Singaporeans living in Ghana are celebrating Chinese New Year

Singaporeans living overseas are not missing out on the Chinese New Year festivities. For many, it is a time to keep traditions alive. But celebrations are proving trickier for some, residing far away from their homeland. CNA's Nabil Ahmed Rufai reports from Accra, Ghana. Read more: cna.asia/40VvXPT

[@ECOSAM-SG]

No matter where in the world we are, the spirit of Chinese New Year stays with us! 🧧✨ Seeing Singaporeans in Ghana finding creative ways to celebrate is truly heartwarming. 🇸🇬 From home-cooked reunion dinners to sharing traditions with new friends, it’s a reminder that culture travels with us. What’s the most unique place you’ve ever celebrated CNY? Let’s support our fellow Singaporeans abroad and, of course, our local small businesses that keep these traditions alive! 🎉🙌

[@LionCityPride]

👍

[@SGMajulah]

Yes

[@LionCityBiz]

👌

[@PrayForSG]

Correct

[@loveneutrality3057]

Sure

[@majumathew8765]

Happy new year 🎉

[@TINTINmoe-g9b]

🙏🙏🙏

[@anziar3038]

S'poreans are blessed with a first-world PAP.❤

[@Changl-M]

BS

[@Changl-M]

Complete Horse sh**

[@Racr-j4o]

Gong Xi Fa Cai

[@osmanzng8065]

Accra, Ghana has a Chinatown.

[@AhmetTekin101]

Stop calling "Chinese New Year", and call it truthfully Vietnamese New Year because it was invented by the Vietnamese.

[@harlan3103]

@@AhmetTekin101 hey Ahmet, If your mum were a firework, she’d have gone out with a bang! 🍌

[@deschan2246]

MPs n Ministers should lead by example. Go work there b4 promoting !!!

[@AwaAga-u9b]

The Chinese colonized Singapore and now want to colonize Ghana 😢