Man Confronts Chinese National Over Alleged Littering At Brofoyedru

A Ghanaian man has confronted a Chinese national at Brofoyedru over alleged littering, forcing him to return to the roadside and pick up rubbish he was accused of throwing from a car.

In a video sighted by Nsemwokrom.com, the Ghanaian man is heard confronting the Chinese national and questioning his decision to allegedly dispose of the rubbish on the road.

The man could be heard saying:

“You think Ghana is your country, so you can do whatever you like. Go and pick up that rubbish.”

The Chinese national was then seen picking up the pieces of rubbish scattered along the roadside.

According to the footage, he moved around the area and collected the items he had allegedly thrown away while the Ghanaian man watched and instructed him to clean up the mess.

The confrontation appeared to attract attention from people around the area as the Chinese national continued picking up the rubbish.

The Ghanaian man also warned him against repeating the act, making it clear that littering on the road was unacceptable.

The video has since attracted attention online, with some social media users praising the Ghanaian man for confronting the alleged littering instead of ignoring it.

Watch the video below

You think Ghana is your country, so you can do whatever you like Go and pick up that rubbish.”
— Man confronts Chinese national at Brofoyedru for allegedly littering and makes him pick up the rubbish before warning him not to repeat it. pic.twitter.com/Sqto0QX453
— we love ghana (@weloveghana042) August 11, 2026

Others, however, have urged people to handle such situations calmly while encouraging everyone, regardless of nationality, to respect Ghana’s environment and keep public spaces clean.

The exact circumstances surrounding the incident, including when it occurred, were not immediately clear from the video.

There is also no independent confirmation of whether the Chinese national deliberately littered or what led to the confrontation beyond what is captured in the footage.

Nevertheless, the incident has sparked another conversation about littering and public cleanliness, particularly the responsibility of individuals to properly dispose of waste instead of leaving it on roads and other public spaces.

For many viewers, the most striking part of the footage was seeing the Chinese national return to the roadside to pick up the rubbish after being confronted.

The video continues to circulate on social media as users debate the confrontation and the broader issue of keeping Ghana’s streets clean.