Video drops as Ghanaian married woman catches her best friend in her husband's room
A Ghanaian lady has been caught allegedly trying to snatch her best friend's husband
According to the video, the young lady was seen seated in the hall of the reported husband she was looking to snatch
The best friend appeared to be in on the meeting and came out to teach her friend a lesson
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A pretty Ghanaian lady known only as Nafisa, has found herself in trouble after she was caught trying to snatch the husband of her best friend in his bedroom.
In the video sighted by YEN.com.gh, the married woman came in and caught Nafisa who was just in her pant and bra in a bid to get her best friend's husband in bed.
However, luck run out for her as her best friend who Nafisa thought was out of town, barged into the room and caught her in the act of seducing her man.
Source: Instagram
Nafisa was then cornered and questioned as to why she was trying to destroy the relationship the lady she considered to be her best friend.
Nafisa, who had no means of escape, appeared quite remorseful and begged her friend over the action.
The best friend then went on to reveal how she was going round with Nafisa to help her search for a job.
The lady also recounted how Nafisa badmouthed her to her husband in a bid to get her to fall out of favor with him.
Nafisa then held the best friend's leg and begged her to let the matter go but the lady was having now of it and even went on to call her a witch for trying to take her husband.
Click here to watch the video.
Moving away from husband snatching, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a 2020 graduate from Ghana's premier tertiary institution, the University of Ghana, has every reason to smile after finally acquiring his first degree which took him 10 years.
Mr Nana Boakye-Yiadom who got enrolled in the university in 2010 to study for a 4-year programme got sidelined by many challenges which saw him deferring a number of times.
The story has it that the course that should have been completed in 2014, took Nana Boakye-Yiadom an extra six years to be able to achieve.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
