A new word has been introduced into the political vocabulary of Ghanaian politics. The new word was introduced in a video sighted by Newsghana24.com on x. The word “basin-tale-quized” was introduced by Millicent Apeku.
Explaining the word “basintalequized,” which is pronounced Basin-tale-quized she indicated that Basin-tale-quizzed refers to a situation when one engages in a political debate with Malik Basintale of the NDC without having evidence. “It is a call for a political debate with Malik Basintale without evidence or fact.”
She went on to explain the word in the Akan language as well.
Check Her Video on X below
Ghanaian Actress Mona Gucci introduces new word using Malik Basintale 😂😂🔥🥰🥰 pic.twitter.com/gObZhJdDRU
— Millicent Apeku💫 (@Milliemilly18) August 15, 2024
We asked ChaptGPT to do the unthinkable with this word. The prompt given was: Based on this:Basin-tale-quized: She indicated that Basin-tale-quized refers to a situation when one engages in a political debate with Malik Basintale of the NDC without having evidence. “It is a call for a political debate with Malik Basintale without evidence or fact.”: Suggest the present tense, past tense, and present continuous, and use each for four sentences that focus on Ghanaian politics ahead of the 2024 presidential elections.
Below is the feedback:
Present Tense:
- Many politicians fear being Basin-tale-quized when discussing the economy.
- Citizens are wary of leaders who might Basin-tale-quiz their opponents without solid evidence.
- In debates, candidates often try to Basin-tale-quiz their rivals, hoping to sway public opinion.
- The media frequently reports on instances where a politician attempts to Basin-tale-quiz their opponents.
Past Tense:
- Last night, the candidate Basin-tale-quizzed his opponent during the live debate.
- Several politicians have been Basin-tale-quizzed on their campaign promises without providing factual support.
- The discussion escalated when one of the panelists Basin-tale-quizzed the other without credible evidence.
- During the 2024 elections, many political figures were Basin-tale-quizzed in public forums.
Present Continuous:
- As the elections approach, more candidates are Basin-tale-quizzing each other to undermine their credibility.
- The opposition party is constantly Basin-tale-quizzing the government’s policies ahead of the elections.
- People are noticing that politicians are increasingly Basin-tale-quizzing their opponents without substantial facts.
- The media is actively covering how politicians are Basin-tale-quizzing one another in the run-up to the 2024 elections.