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“Us Army no Ɛmu ɛde Ruff” – Ghanaian US-based military man, who is fully active in the US Army, says

A Ghanaian man currently serving in the United States Army has sparked reactions online after praising life in the military, saying in local slang that “US Army no ɛmu ɛde ruff,” meaning the experience is enjoyable and rewarding.

“Us Army no Ɛmu ɛde Ruff” – Ghanaian US-based military man, who is fully active in the US Army, says

According to the soldier, being part of the US Army has opened doors to many opportunities, including good benefits, career growth, discipline, and a better standard of living. He explained that despite the challenges that come with military training and active service, the overall experience has been positive for him.  

The statement has since generated mixed reactions on social media, with many Ghanaians expressing interest in joining the military abroad, while others praised him for sharing his honest experience.

Several Ghanaian soldiers and immigrants who joined the US military have also shared similar success stories over the years, highlighting educational support, healthcare benefits, and financial stability as some of the major advantages.  

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