Asantewaa Narrates How Sneaking Out of Winneba SHS to See Boyfriend Ruined Her Grades

Asantewaa Narrates How Sneaking Out of Winneba SHS to See Boyfriend Ruined Her Grades

  • Ghanaian influencer Asantewaa opened up about how a teenage relationship derailed her academic performance at Winneba Senior High School
  • Asantewaa admitted she repeatedly skipped school to travel from Winneba to Kwashieman just to visit her boyfriend, causing her grades to drop
  • School authorities eventually caught Asantewaa sneaking out, and she was deboarded and converted to a day student as punishment

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Ghanaian influencer and content creator Asantewaa has lifted the lid on a chapter of her school days she is not exactly proud of, disclosing that a teenage romance at Winneba Senior High School sent her grades into a nosedive.

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Asantewaa Narrates How Sneaking Out of Winneba SHS to See Boyfriend Ruined Her Grades
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Speaking in a recent interview, Asantewaa painted a picture of a student who had been academically gifted before love got in the way.

By her own account, she was thriving until the relationship took hold and the boarding house rules started feeling less like rules and more like obstacles.

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"I was very brilliant, very, very brilliant growing up, but when I got to SHS and started getting a boyfriend, I began running away from school to go and see him. That was when my grades started dropping," she said.

Asantewaa's grades drop at Winneba SHS

The visits were no short trips. Her boyfriend was based in Kwashieman, meaning she was making the full journey from Winneba each time she slipped out, skipping lessons in the process. The toll on her results was swift and stark.

"I started getting C's and some B's in subjects I knew I should have gotten A's in. I realized the absenteeism and the boyfriend issues were bringing C's and even D's in my results," she confessed.

She was matter-of-fact about the cause and effect: the absences directly robbed her of the classroom time she needed to maintain the standard she knew she was capable of reaching.

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Caught sneaking out, then deboarded

The situation eventually came to a head when school authorities caught Asantewaa and some friends attempting to sneak out.

The punishment was public and significant. She was hauled before a school assembly, issued a formal warning, and stripped of her boarding student status, spending a period as a day student before she could return to the boarding house.

"We were caught one time and brought before the assembly. They gave me a warning, and I was deboarded for a while before I became a day student," she said.

The disclosure is a candid one from a creator who has built a large following on social media, and it adds a relatable dimension to her story for the many Ghanaian students who have found themselves torn between academics and the pull of early relationships.

Owusu Worae reacts to Asantewaa's confessions

In a quick interview with YEN.com.gh, TV3's Owusu Worae noted that:

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"Asantewaa's confession resonates because it is refreshingly honest. In an era where influencers often present polished success stories, admitting that poor choices affected her education makes her more relatable and credible.
"From an entertainment standpoint, the story is less about teenage romance and more about personal growth. Many public figures build stronger connections with audiences when they openly discuss mistakes and the lessons they learned. Rather than glorifying sneaking out or skipping school, Asantewaa reflects on how those decisions led to declining grades and disciplinary action, turning an embarrassing chapter into a cautionary tale."

Source: YEN.com.gh

Authors:
Jeffrey Owusu-Mensah avatar

Jeffrey Owusu-Mensah (HOD Entertainment) Jeffrey is the Head of the Entertainment Desk and a graduate of the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ) with over 15 years of experience in journalism. He started as a reporter with Ghana News Agency (GNA). He joined Primnewsghana.com in 2016 as an editor. He moved to YEN.com.gh in 2017 as an editor and has risen to his current position. You can contact him via e-mail: j.owusu-mensah@yen.com.gh

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Owusu Worae (Entertainment journalist) Worae is an entertainment journalist with over 13 years of experience and now serves as the head of entertainment news at TV3. He has acquired vast knowledge of Ghana's entertainment industry through his work. He led a campaign to bring the spotlight to the plights of old and ailing Ghanaian entertainers like Super OD, Jewel Ackah, William Addo through his series of interviews. He has also been the leader of TV3 News' coverage of major entertainment shows like the VGMAs, GMB for the better part of the last decade