K.O.D:
I don’t need February 14 to express love to my loved one because I see it as any ordinary day. Valentine is a day people express love but I do it almost every day so I don’t see Val’s as any special day.
However, I have decided to cook for my wife and daughter on Val’s day and I am not expecting gifts from anybody.
Abdul Salam:
Seriously, I have no idea what Valentine is all about let alone celebrate it. But it will be a nice experience for the first time if someone takes me out on that day if i happen to be less busy.
Guru:
My most memorable Valentine’s day was in 2001. I was then a student at Apam and I can never forget that day. In order to impress a girl, I used my school fees to wine as well as other expensive gifts for her. After accepting the gifts, she told me point blank that I wasn’t of her class. She turned down my proposal. Despite several attempts to win her heart, she still bounced me big time. I eventually had to find means of getting money to pay my fees in order to avoid being sent home. I had to actually sell a few things to raise the money for my school fees.
Lydia Forson:
My best Val’s day is actually my first and the last. I was about 10 years ago in secondary school when a guy bought me a T-shirt and asked that I be his Valentine. I admire my friends who celebrate it almost every year. I feel bad no one has given me a present or offered to take me out all this while. This year if anyone is willing to take me out or give me a present, I would be grateful for that. I don’t have any plans to celebrate it but I hope as the day approaches, something crops up.
Yvonne Okoro:
I am single but I really wish I had someone to show me love this Val’s day. However, my best Val’s day was in 2001 when I was a student at Mfantsiman Seconday School. I had lots of gifts from people. I was happy because one was teased and laughed at if one did not receive any gifts on Val’s day. I would say I was the happiest person that day. Apart from that Val’s day in school, I can’t remember celebrating the day again.
Gifty Osei:
I don’t joke at all with Val’s day. I make sure I chill till the day is over. In fact, I can’t really describe any as the best because they have all been fantastic. I started celebrating Val’s day when I got married in 2007. My husband and I have a special way of celebrating it. We cook together, buy each other presents and we visit places of interest on the day. I always have fun.
I will be showing love this year by performing at the Happy FM Mass Wedding event and I will be grateful if I receive chocolates from Nana Addo Danquah.
Prince David Osei:
Ever since I started celebrating Val’s day, my best ever was last year. I had the opportunity to meet all my family members in Nigeria when my older brother got married. I hadn’t seen most of my family members together in a very long while so I was so glad to celebrate the day with them. It was so cool. I have plans to celebrate this year’s in a mega style but I have a lot of movies to shoot so I guess I would be busy on set.
Gifty Anti:
I can never forget Val’s day in 2007. It is my best Valentine ever. On that day, a friend at Peace FM took me out and I really had a good time. Afterwards, he insisted on dropping me off at home even though I told him I could get home by myself. When I opened the door to my home, I was greeted with a pleasant surprise. About 20 of my friends were in there. I have no idea how they got in. they had decorated my entire room so beautifully. In fact, I was speechless. My friend actually put the surprise together to lift my spirits up after losing both parents the previous year. That day was the happiest day of my life. I am expecting this year’s to be a great. You see, it coincides with my 15th anniversary on TV. I am really expecting my partner to surprise me.
