Kwaku Manu Advises Young Men To Make Money Before Marrying Or Having Children

Kwaku Manu Advises Young Men To Make Money Before Marrying Or Having Children

  • Kwaku Manu has advised young men to focus on hard work and making money before getting themselves into relationships or marriage
  • He also stated that men should be financially secure before their children are born, explaining that this made maintaining a stable family easier
  • The actor also noted the importance of marrying a wife who was capable of being a helper and also extolled settling down at an early age
  • Apostle Eric Okai a principal at E&D school of marriage and relationship shared his opinion on the matter during a discussion with YEN.com.gh

Ghanaian actor Kwaku Manu has advised young men to focus on hard work and making money before getting into relationships or marriage. He said financial stability was key to maintaining a stable family and handling responsibilities.

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Kwaku Manu advises men on marriage in a video. Photo source: kwakumanubob, zionfelixdotcom
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The actor explained that men should ensure they are financially secure before having children. This, he said, made it easier to provide for the family and reduced stress in the long term.

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Kwaku Manu also encouraged men to consider marrying early. He said early marriage helps men avoid unnecessary distractions like casual relationships and wasting money on unproductive flings.

Settling down, he added, allows men to focus their energy and resources on building a strong family but added a caveat that men should be financially ready before doing this.

He further urged men to marry women who are ready to support and assist them in their journey. He noted that having a supportive partner contributes significantly to achieving family goals and maintaining stability.

Counselor weighs in on Kwaku Manu’s advice

Apostle Eric Okai a principal at E&D school of marriage and relationship in a conversation with YEN.com.gh shared his opinion on Kwaku Manu’s assertion, disagreeing with him. He said:

“No, a man does not have to wait until he is financially stable before he gets married. However, it is important to take into consideration the financial aspect of marriage and to be sure that both partners are comfortable with their financial situation before accepting to marry.”

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Kwak Manu's advice stirs mixed reactions

YEN.com.gh gathered some reactions from social media users stemming from the video.

marcelallotey said:

"Absolute nonsense, what you mean is every child must be born in a rich home."

jaydenkwans said:

"The man has a valid point! If you cannot feed your self? And cannot survive why add onto your struggles by getting married, and procreating?"

doc_amuzu commented:

"Why this bitter truth???"

Kwaku Manu on the benefits of TikTok

Kwaku Manu recently shared his wisdom on another aspect of life, social media and focused specifically on the video platform TikTok, highlighting its benefits.

In a report by YEN.com.gh, the actor expressed his firm belief that the platform was a lucrative marketplace and paid more than most traditional jobs.

Ghanaians who viewed the video expressed mixed reactions as some welcomed his views while others did not.

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Geraldo Amartey (Entertainment Editor) Geraldo Amartey is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. He pursued a degree in linguistics at the University of Ghana and graduated in 2020. He has over three years of experience in journalism. Geraldo's professional career in journalism started at the Ministry Of Information, where he worked as a writer. He has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation. You can reach out to him at geraldo.amartey@yen.com.gh.