Ghanaian Lecturer Advises Students Not To Date Their Classmates, Explains In Video

• A video of a Ghanaian lecturer advising students against dating their classmates has surfaced on social media
• In the viral video, she explained that most people at the university level are not ready for marriage
• Netizens who saw the video expressed mixed reactions in the comment section of the video, which has since gone viral

A Ghanaian lecturer has got people talking online after advising students to avoid romantic relationships with classmates.

The lecturer in a video argued that individuals at the university level are often not ready for the responsibilities that come with marriage.

She expressed concern about the unrealistic expectations associated with campus romance, particularly for women.

According to her, many young women expect to marry their university partners immediately after graduation without considering the financial realities of life.

However, people who complete the university are not financially sound and struggle to meet their own needs, let alone those of a spouse and family.

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She highlighted young graduates' challenges, including national service and the struggle to establish a stable career. These factors make it difficult to sustain a marriage, especially one that begins during the formative years of adulthood.

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Netizens react to Ghanaian lecturer's dating advice

Netizens who saw the video of the lecturer advising students against dating their classmates expressed mixed reactions. While some agreed with her, others did not.

@AcousticLegacy wrote:

"What she’s saying is if no fact, just assumptions without basis. Does it mean that all uni students complete at the age of 22 or 21? I will be 26 in April and I haven’t completed uni, how would you explain this? Just look out for someone who best suits you in all aspects. Simple."

@EverpureQwecy wrote:

"That's why you date understanding and sensible partners. You outline goals to each other and see if that will work for both parties before you get into it. I agree with what she said but it doesn't mean it's impossible."

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@MosesYirimeah wrote:

"Dated my classmate from KNUST and we’re married. Life is about taking chances."

@mansoryBoy1_ wrote:

"Hmm na this be exactly what I dey go through am now now oo. Twenty-something years old."

@asiamah_cl16402 wrote:

"Marriage is a lifetime thing. Why rush into it, knowing well you will be with the person for the rest of your life?"

@aparem_isaac wrote:

"Even at 35, still struggling for financial stability after university, though I want marriage but the economic situation will sometimes make you lay back even when you’re of age."

Ghanaian man visits seamstress classmate

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a Ghanaian man had visited his classmate who used to top their class in school.

In a video, he noted that he couldn't believe he was driving a Benz when his classmate who used to top their class was a seamstress.

Many netizens who saw his video were unhappy and criticised him in the post's comment section.

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Proofread by Samuel Gitonga, Copy Editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh