Broken home ruined my life and I ended up on the street - Single mom reveals
- Single mother of one, Princess Amoah, has given a chilling account of growing up in a fractured home and its negative impact on her life
- Princess Amoah dropped out of school while she was living with her mother after her parents' divorce
- She sat in an interview with DJ Nyame of SVTV Africa
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A single mother of one, Princess Amoah, has opened up about the negative impact of growing up in a fractured home on her life.
Affectionately called Akosua Dopekid, Princess Amoah revealed she dropped out of school while she was living with her single mother.
Princess Amoah disclosed her parents divorced while she was still in primary school, which affected her performance in primary school and later in secondary school.
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Though she admits she was a stubborn child because of her troubling childhood, she blames her parents' divorce on the difficulties she encountered in her studies in senior high school.
''I didn't complete school, I didn't even write the exams. it's the broken home; I blame the divorce of my parents. Half of it is the cause of my parent's divorce,'' she told SVTV Africa.
Princess Amoah had to stay with her mother after her parents' divorce but her father later came for her to live with him.
The trouble of living with either parent from time to time greatly compelled her to move back to stay with her mother.
During this time, her mother's financial situation had a challenge on their living condition.
Unlike her father who worked in construction, her mother could hardly provide for her siblings and her.
Princess Amoah revealed she had to learn a skill as a hairstylist after dropping out of school but she couldn't graduate from the training as well.
The young lady admits that she became wayward after dropping out of senior high school, seeking love on the streets.
Princess Amoah recounts her truth in an interview with DJ Nyame of SVTV Africa.
In other news, at 84 years, Afarabadaga Atiru is nearing her grave with time but this journey has become a life of hell as she suffers from Obstetric Fistula.
For over four decades, the octogenarian has been living with Obstetric Fistula after she developed the medical condition during her last birth.
The native of Pungu in the Kassena-Nankana Municipality of the Upper East Region has no living child as she lost all her five children.
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