Here’s how ‘Social Media’ buzzed with Christmas tidings

Christmas for many is a season to show love to our family, friends, and relatives across the world.

It is also an opportunity to share in people’s joy and happiness, it’s easy to find random people sharing love to strangers on Christmas day.

Many stay happy and jolly embracing the warmth of their loved ones.

To keep you informed and entertained during the yuletide, TheGhanaReport.com has carefully selected random pictures on social media to let you know how Christmas was celebrated across the country. Wait, we went international too.

It would surprise you to see how people you would consider strong, bold and sometimes unapproachable meltdown in a stream of happiness when they share moments of bliss with loved ones.

Find below some amazing pictures to crown the season

Beautiful TV3 news anchor, Wendy Laryea in a facebook post shared an intriguing picture of herself and her colleagues in a Facebook post. It’s probably to let her audience know that apart from the ‘straight and serious’ face viewers see on television, she has a bubbly personality and loves to have fun and enjoy herself.

In a post, she says “All work and no play…” yeah your guess is as good as mine, makes Wendy a dull girl.

The versatile Nigerian actress, Mercy Johnson, and her family want the public to know too much sauce in one picture is good for the festive season.

Francis Appiah Acquaye has his definition of how Father Christmas should look like regardless of one’s present economy.

In one breath you have a Father Christmas who appears to have a huge backside and a frontal that seems difficult not to notice and in another breath is a deflated Father Christmas who has been drained of life itself.

But Mr Acquaye is encouraging his audience to enjoy the festive season irrespective of how deflated their pockets might look like.

Is there Christmas without ‘boys boys’ doing their kinds of stuff? No! certainly.

It is only Christmas that can get a senior police officer to drop the uniform and weapons for kitchen duty.  Superintendent Freeman Tettey, the officer-in-charge of Parliament, shows off his kitchen skills.

In a room full of smiles one wonders what was emptied into the bellies to inspire this radiating smiles.

Some are positive and hopeful the year 2020 will be filled with many blessings and happiness. What is life without hope anyway, Etsey Atisu, will tell you. While you appear to be reflecting on Atisu’s post, I will also be sitting on “My Husband’s Lap.”

Can there be a Christmas without shopping, get your voucher and cash and let’s join Nyaaba Felix and his lovely children at the Junction Mall

While you at it, do not forget my present as there is no better of expressing your love than spending quality time with the family and giving gifts.

Even on four legs and staring at the buffet from afar, this little man is not bothered about breaking bones and emptying bottles

Wives who missed their husbands built mountains in plates to whet appetites on social media.

Model, Afi Antonio knows when to abandon catwalk for family time…

The Johnson clan in faraway Missouri in the United States had an ‘organised chaos’ for a dozen people.

When family duty calls, former President John Dramani Mahama’s aide, Stan Dogbe must obey. It’s a spark of colours with the Dogbes.

Cheers to the cones that don the heads as Chrismas hats.

Lecturers on campus, love birds at home, Drs Kwabena Opoku Agyeman and Ama Opoku-Agyeman illuminate the world with a wish…

The table is laid, now join in your dreams …

Oops! how can I forget, Ghana’s social media queen! There you have it. Ghana’s very own Mother Christmas at her best this year

I was just about signing out but sought the need to throw in a word of caution that we must be measurable in celebrating, Too much of everything is not good for anyone. The aftermath lives much to be desired.