Showsey Mansa

Anything you like! you can use showsey mansa to explain the unexplainable!

eg, "Everything is showsey mansa!" or " I'm completly showseyed!" or "oh Brad's showseying in the mansa again!" or " Hey look there's a couple of Showseys mansering up the trance floor"

Mansa

Mansa is a name given to a third successive girl among siblings in the Asante, Fante and some parts of Ewe culture in Ghana. Mansa is a quiet and down to earth person with a good sense of humour. Mansa goes out of her way for people she loves and when she loves you, she loves hard. Although a lot of people take her for granted, she is strong and has a lot of love for everyone. Mansas are very knowledgeable and they thrive for excellence. They however do not accept mediocrity and lies. They will put you in your place if you disrespect them but they easily forgive. But they don’t forget!!🤣

‘I will marry my girlfriend Mansa because she is a treasure’, said Akwasi to his boys.

Mansa

A tall, absolutely stunning, intelligent and charming girl with roots from Southern India, who can have her cake and eat it too! There is nothing Mansa cannot do, and she does it with such grace and charm that she makes you seem like an insignificant leaf in her presence. She is academically inclined, and almost never gets a bad grade. She is so beautiful that rooms actually light up when she steps foot into one. She is also brave, resilient and pragmatic and never lets her emotions get the best of her when making decisions. She tends to have trouble trusting people, because people often let her down as they can’t keep up with her perfection. She is deeply philosophical, often spiritually inclined and highly compassionate. But the one thing that really sets her apart is her magnanimity. She often goes out of her way to help anyone in need, in any way possible-financially, emotionally, spiritually. She is a wonderful friend, loyal and trustworthy, and will go to any limits to ensure the happiness of someone she cares about. She’s undoubtedly pure elegance in every sense of the word.

“Did you hear that Mansa bagged the scholarship for 2 years in a row?”

“If it weren’t for Mansa, I’d still be stuck in traffic”