Young ‘Peter Drury’ Delivers Sweet Commentary in Local Ghanaian Dialect

• A young Ghanaian boy, who appears to be in his early teens, has been sighted delivering a colourful commentary in Ewe
• Although the young boy's identity is unknown, what is accurate is that his commentary ability is top-notch
• His penchant for painting a vivid account of what is transpiring in the local dialect has seen many social media users compare him to the famous Premier League commentator, Peter Drury

A passionate young Ghanaian has won the hearts of many social media users following his effortless attempt at running a football commentary in Ewe, a local Ghanaian dialect.

The young boy, of school-going age, appears to have unearthed his talent in running commentary, which has won many admirers on social media.

In a video posted on Twitter, sighted by Sports Brief, the young lad was captured passionately running commentary with an improvised microphone on a kickabout game in Ewe.

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His sweatless approach to painting the minute-by-minute action of the game has seen many liken him to the great Premier League commentator, Peter Drury.

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