ICT in Ghana can mean Information Computer Technology. Photo released under Creative Commons by Wikipedia user SandisterTei.

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe is a trending Twitter hashtag for humorous descriptions of lessons learned from being a Ghanaian. Here are our selection of the best #BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe tweets:

Ghana, like many African countries experiences power cuts:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe it's morally wrong to have electricity for more than 12 hours

— Arphie_ (@AfiFaidoo) June 19, 2015

What is tea in Ghana?:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe that hot cocoa, coffee and tea are all “Tea” 😂😆😋😊

— Nilly (@Sirwaa) June 20, 2015

How do Ghanaians recycle ice cream containers:

😂😂😂”@Nharnah_: #BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe that the ice cream container in the fridge contains stew not ice cream”

— 5tH_jULy (@DatAndyGuy) June 20, 2015

One photo that every barber must own:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe every barbering shop must have Ludacris pic.

— kuukua! (@Berenice_Kuukua) June 19, 2015

The game of Truth or Dare the Ghanaian way:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe the first question to expect in a Truth or Dare is ‘Are You A Virgin?’ pic.twitter.com/zPWZxGkX5b

— Otafregya Gyan IV (@i_Floki) June 19, 2015

Is every Chinese a ‘Bruce Lee'?:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe that every asian is chinese and he is automatically a kung fu master pic.twitter.com/QGfUMFSO7L

— JUNIOR (@Danks_Jay) June 19, 2015

Beware of Ghanaian traffic rules:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe that if you are not a zebra, don't expect cars to stop for you at a zebra crossing .

— Del Piero (@_michael_loh) June 19, 2015

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe to look both left & right before crossing a one-way road

— M!CHΔΣL (@Taurus_Michael) June 19, 2015

What does ICT mean?:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe ICT means Information Computer Technology

— Jay (@JayTheHitch) June 21, 2015

You thought H2O means water?:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe H2O is a house number.

— Jay (@JayTheHitch) June 21, 2015

When you wish your father a Happy Father's Day:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe that when you wish your dad happy #fathersday, he'd reply with ‘just be a good boy and start studying hard’

— Walls (@Naughty_stan) June 21, 2015

How do you go to a party if you do not own a car [Troskie is a public minibus]?:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe to board troskie when going for a party stop half way and get on a cab for a cheaper fare

— #ProudGaGirl ☝ (@TatasJackieChan) June 19, 2015

Funny names from Ewe, a Ghanaian ethnic group:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe an Ewe man can name his child “ConvenantKeepingGodThereIsNoOneLikeYou Selassi Agbetor”

— BlackSkinBornKing (@muiz_gh) June 19, 2015

Being Ghanaian means knowing how to bargain:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe how to bargain even if there's a price tag.

— BLack UHurU (@sam_peekay) June 19, 2015

How are Ghanaian women expected to meet their future husbands?:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe dat as a girl, ur parents want u home always b@ sumhw expect u to find a man to marry before u're 30. I mean how?

— Amanda Dadson (@Cediwaa) June 19, 2015

Parents are always right:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe adults are always right even if they don't make sense 😊

— #BÉÑTÔÂ (@blaqsperm) June 21, 2015

If a child defend him/her self if A question is being ask by the Parents means u don't Respect #BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe

— Bobskinny (@bobskinnygh) June 21, 2015

OMO is not only the most popular detergent brand in Ghana:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe that every washing detergent is OMO

— scratch☆★2131 (@scratch_bubbles) June 21, 2015

What about plates and glasses for decoration?:

#BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe the cutlery, plates and glasses in a room divider are for decorative purposes

— Nana Yaw Boakye (@NanaYawBoakyeTG) June 20, 2015

Read more #BeingGhanaianHasTaughtMe tweets here.