The actress shared the photos as a way to prove a point and send a message to her critics that she is educated and she has always been a baddie.

In the throwback photos, Akuapem Poloo can be seen in her school uniform, with a big smile on her face.

The photos showcase her younger self and highlight her journey from her school days to her current status as a popular figure in the entertainment industry.

Some photos captured her JHS days while others also captured her days in Suhum SHS.

By sharing these throwback photos, Akuapem Poloo aims to remind her followers and critics that she had humble beginnings and has come a long way in her life.

As expected, the throwback photos have generated a lot of reactions and engagement on social media.

Many of Akuapem Poloo’s fans and followers have complimented her unchanging beauty while others praised her for her resilience and determination to succeed.

The photos taken of her childhood and teen days captured her innocent-looking as she posed beside some flowers in a place believed to be her home.

It is safe to say from the photos that she was a chubby little girl with considerable height growing up.

Yvonne was photographed donning the famous Christmas gown while rocking her thigh natural hair with some accessories to match.

The photo has since set tongues wagging as it is the exact opposite of her current physique. One may think the slim, long-legged Yvonne has always had a slender physique, but the photo proved otherwise.

Her complexion and beautiful smile, however, remains the same.

The actress shared the photos to make an important case for children as she marks her 37th birthday.

“Birth Day. Look at me please. Take note of me. I am innocent, a child and weak but do not let my innocence fool you. My future lies in God’s hands. Do not try to steal it. I represent all children. Do not provoke me or disrespect me. My future lies not in your hands. Protect my rights , you were once a child. Give me the right education. Do not curse me when i am wrong for I am growing. We learn from our mistakes and it takes time. Love me unconditionally. I will one day grow and will remember everything. ‘I am a child’.”

Taking to Facebook, the musician shared pictures of himself in his early days as an up-and-coming act in the music industry to encourage young people.

He noted that the craving to achieve their respective goals will definitely provide the motivation they need to meet them.

“Set no limitations on yourself and don’t forget to put in work,” Sarkodie wrote.

Among the pictures he shared, Sarkodie added a recent photo of himself standing in front of a huge crowd to make a comparison between his life before and now.

Sarkodie began his music career as an underground rapper, participating in Adom FM’s popular rap competition ‘Kasahare Level’.

Through this, he got the opportunity to work with renowned producer Hammer of The Last Two, Edem, R2Bees and many others.

Over the years he has cemented his name in the Ghana music industry as one of the best rappers and has extended his wings abroad through collaboration.

He has seven albums (Mary, Makye, Rapperholic, Sarkology, Highest, Black Love, No Pressure) and an EP (Alpha) to his name.

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The three photos in a collage on Instagram includes two throwback photos believed to be her days in school.

The first of the two throwback photos captured Mrs Obofour in a white t-shirt tucked into a black skirt with a headscarf popularly known as ‘bandana’ in those days with the inscription ‘FAMOUS 2002’.

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Sharing the photos, she captioned them: “Patience is not the ability to wait, but the ability to keep a good attitude while waiting. Is the calm acceptance that things can happen in a different order than the one you have in mind.

“Patience allows lifetime to fall in place. God has a purpose for your life, it might not be what you are going through now but clearly your time would surely shine. Hold on to God and keep on with your good deeds. Enjoy your evening.”

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