Ghanaian Woman Says She Cannot Marry A Man With One Child Unless He Is A Government Worker, Explains Why

Ghanaian Woman Says She Cannot Marry A Man With One Child Unless He Is A Government Worker, Explains Why

  • A Ghanaian woman, speaking to Nanaday in an interview with Pulse Vox Pop, revealed her reluctance to marry a man with a child, except if he is a government worker
  • She expressed her preference for partners without existing parental responsibilities to avoid potential issues
  • The woman's remarks have sparked discussions on social media regarding relationship criteria and societal expectations

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In a candid interview with Nanaday on Pulse Vox Pop, a Ghanaian woman made a startling revelation about her preferences when it comes to potential partners.

She firmly stated that she cannot marry a man with a child unless he is a government worker.

Her reasoning was based on the belief that, just like men often prefer women without children, she also desires a partner without any existing parental responsibilities to avoid potential complications.

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Ghanaian woman speaks about marrying
A Ghanaian woman gives one condition under which she will marry a man with a child Photo credit: Pulse Ghana
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However, she made an exception for government workers, citing their job stability as a factor that allows her to consider taking substantial loans.

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The woman's remarks have sparked discussions and debates on social media, with many expressing varying opinions about her criteria for a life partner.

Ghanaians react to video of woman talking about marrying a born-one man

While some have expressed understanding for her desire to avoid complexities, others have criticized the perceived materialistic approach of considering a partner's job solely based on financial gains. Check out some of the comments from netizens who reacted to the video below.

Stella Ewusie commented:

She’s on point I totally agree with her bam.

Emmanuel Kwame Essuman indicated:

Good woman.God bless you

Walter Biggs stated:

I like that and totally agree with her...

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Video of a single Ghanaian mother expressing difficulty in getting a lover causes stir

Meanwhile, a young Ghanaian lady has sparked a massive reaction on social media after expressing her frustration over her difficulty getting a lover.

Taken to TikTok, the young lady who identified herself as @genieahkosuahadepa2 said she has observed that guys in recent times do not want to date ladies who are single mothers.

Ghanaian woman in France said she prayed to marry a borga because men in Ghana won't help her

In other news, a Ghanaian lady living in France, Faustina Mensah, whose video of her gratitude to her husband went viral, said she always wanted to marry someone abroad because she knew marrying a man in Ghana would not help her.

Faustina said her family is not financially sound, so she always prayed to marry a man she would join abroad to provide for her family back home.

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Ebenezer Agbey Quist (HOD Human-Interest) Ebenezer Agbey Quist is the Head of the Human Interest Desk at YEN.com.gh. He has a BSc in Chemical Engineering from KNUST (2017) with 8 years of experience as a writer and 3 years as an editor. He has certificates in AFP courses on digital investigation techniques. At YEN.com.gh, Ebenezer has won the Outstanding Achievement for Professional Conduct Award and the Best Human Interest Editor Award. He is also the author of 3 books. You can contact him via ebenezer.quist@yen.com.gh.