Young Lady Says She Is Eager To Be A House Wife: “Future Husband Please Make More Money”

• A young lady has sent a message to her future husband after she graduated from GIMPA with a master's degree
• In a video on TikTok, the young lady urged her future husband to make more money because despite the master's degree she wants to be a housewife
• Netizens who saw the video congratulated her on her success with some guys indicating their readiness to be her husband

A young woman has cracked ribs online with a rather surprising comment she made after she bagged a master's degree from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA)

In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh on TikTok, @amisumatebiya in a message to her followers after her academic feat said the post-graduate degree will not alter her plans of becoming a housewife.

She sent a message to a future husband to work hard and make enough money so he can deliver on his mandate as a good husband.

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She further added that she is poised to live a soft life and the master's degree won't stop that.

At the time of writing the report, the video had raked in over 2000 likes.

Ghanaians comment on the video

Netizens took to the comment section to congratulate her whereas some guys also vowed to work hard and make enough in order to marry her.

SPOKEN-REX

Congratulations am in Dubai Making money to bring home for us please.

ajah torgbor

Am not sure you’ll accept my proposal because i don’t have such degree and qualification

Stefy

Legit u so pretty sis. N yes please soft life it

nanayaw❤️

Haha we are coming.. next year

KNUST Releases Admission List for Applicants from Less Endowed Schools in Ashanti Region For 2022/2023

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Earlier YEN.com.gh reported that the prestigious Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has released the admission list for applicants from Less Endowed Senior High Schools for the 2022/2023 academic year.

Every academic year, the Kumasi-based university gives special preference to students from schools categorised as less endowed due to the non-availability of teaching and learning materials

Every year, KNUST hands admission to thousands of applicants from these schools, even though they may not have made the required cut-off grade for a particular course.

The admission of applicants from these schools is part of the public university’s effort to level the playing field for tertiary education between students from urban schools and those from rural schools (or less endowed schools).

Source: YEN.com.gh