Ghanaian Man Pleads With Fellow Men To Increase Chop Money: "Things Are Expensive These Days"

• A video of a Ghanaian man pleading with his fellow men to increase housekeeping money has surfaced on social media
• In the viral video, he cited the harsh economic conditions as his basis for making such a claim
• Netizens who saw the post were divided in the comment session as some agreed with him while others did not

A Ghanaian man has passionately appealed to fellow men to increase housekeeping money, otherwise known as Chop money, for their wives.

In a video, the man, @Kasoa Mayor on TikTok, made a strong case for women, arguing that things are expensive lately, and hence, men should also increase the amount of money they offer their partners to take care of the house.

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"Simple message to all the husbands and boyfriends out there. You can't tell your wife you want to eat various meals [during the week] and not want to increase housekeeping money. Go to Agbogbloshie and see. I know you don't want to hear this, but you've got to hear it," he said.

He further urged women to demand increased housekeeping money their partners give them.

Watch the video below:

Netizens react to Ghanaian man's comment

Netizens who saw the video were divided in the comment section. While some, especially women, hailed him for the comments, others, especially men, in the comment session disagreed with his claim.

@MaameYaah wrote:

"Sisterhood is proud of you."

@Akua Bema wrote:

"Sisterhood please lets gather here to prepare assorted jollof rice for this man wai he has spoken on our behalf."

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@Janet kumah wrote:

"Thanks so much."

@Lynn Ninyang Doteb wrote:

"On behalf of my fellow sisters, we say ayekoo. We are super proud of you."

@Michael Oppong Nyarko wrote:

"Coming from a Kasoa resident, am not surprised. Kasoa, land of possibilities."

@Mermah_arcy wrote:

"Hello sisters, he is a walking treasure let’s protect him."

@Bosslady of Kingdom clothing wrote:

"Sisterhood let make him our president."

Man and son argue over chop money

In a related development, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian man and his son have argued over whose responsibility it is to give housekeeping money.

While the young man argued that it was his dad's, the dad insisted that he was of age and didn't deserve to be given money for his upkeep.

Netizens who took to the comment section were divided. Some argued in favour of the dad, while others supported the son.

Source: YEN.com.gh