Ghanaian Father Narrates how 19-year-old son has Impregnated a 28-year-old home teacher

Ghanaian Father Narrates how 19-year-old son has Impregnated a 28-year-old home teacher

  • A 19-year-old boy has apparently gotten his 28-year-old teacher pregnant and the lady is begging for them to get married
  • Richard Nana Sam, the father of the teenage boy said he intentionally selected a female because he didn't want a man to come and impregnate his daughter
  • After Richard shared the story, many Ghanaians have rushed into the comment section to give him their thoughts on his next line of action

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Richard Nana Sam, a Ghanaian father who was saddened by recent events happening in his house decided to vent them out on social media with the hope of finding some solution.

Narrating the ordeal in the famous Ghanaian Facebook group, Tell It All, Richard disclosed that he decided to hire a home teacher for his twins (a boy and a girl) who are both 19 years old.

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According to Richard, he made sure not to select a male teacher because he did not want to risk coming back home one day to hear an unpleasant story about the tutor and his daughter.

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Source: Facebook

To his surprise, the 28-year-old female teacher came to him one day with a story portraying exactly what he was trying hard to avoid.

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"Beloved, after 8months of teaching my children, the teacher one day came to inform me that she is 3 months pregnant for my son of which my son also accepted the pregnancy is really his. She says she in love with my son so I should allow them to marry," Richard said.

What social media users are saying

Theodora Mawuse Norvor said:

Sometimes you just need to hand these children over to God who gave them to you. As human no matter how much you love your children and want to protect them you are limited but God is not.

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Nana Ama Darkowaa indicated:

The best solution here sir, is to accept the pregnancy take care of the lady financially till she delivers the baby. Convince your boy that he cannot get married at his age, he must focus on his studies for now and get married later when he gets matured enough to settle down even with his teacher.

Kabeiku Quansah mentioned:

Please don't allow them to marry oh! Who said love is only criteria for marriage. Let your boy continue his education and you take care of the pregnancy since he has accepted responsibility.

More about students getting pregnant

A few months ago, Ajumako-Enyan-Essiam District in the Central Region, recorded a total of 25 pregnant teenagers who were part of the 2021 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates.

In a report filed by Starrfmonline.com, out of the centers visited, Ajumako had seven teenage pregnant candidates, Mando recorded four, Bisease recorded eight, Ocheso recorded three while Sonkwa also had three pregnant teenagers.

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According to the report, some of the candidates were breastfeeding mothers to babies and toddlers.

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