I Don't Believe in Marriage or Staying with 1 Woman - Ghanaian Dad of 6 Reveals

• Nana Osei Tutu Bonsu is a UK-based Ghanaian father of six
• He has revealed that he neither believes in the institution of marriage nor staying with one woman
• The London-based man has four children in Ghana and two in London
• Bonsu recently spoke to DJ Nyaami of SVTV Africa

A UK-based Ghanaian, Nana Osei Tutu Bonsu, has disclosed that he neither believes in the institution of marriage nor being in a relationship with one woman.

The father of six, who relocated from Italy to London, told DJ Nyaami of SVTV Africa that he has four children in Ghana and two in London with different women.

Bonsu's belief against the institution of marriage is not a result of bitterness from his past but a conscious decision, he said.

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Following his father's footsteps

For him, it's normal. ''I'm rocking, so if I get here and I feel like it, I shoot and move,'' he told DJ Nyaami.

He attributed his lifestyle to his father, saying he wants to be like him. ''So anywhere I get to I have to give birth and name my child there.''

Despite believing that marriage is good, Bonsu says a ''man needs to give birth wherever you go.''

More children

The father of six revealed that he is thinking of adding two more in London. He further stated that he supports the women and his kids.

''If you don’t give birth, how will you have a future? Giving birth is good but I don’t believe in staying at one place with one woman,'' he emphasised.

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Agyapomaa, aged 53, disclosed that she met her mother for the first time after giving birth. She revealed her mother traveled in search of greener pastures, leaving her and her brother at a young age.

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Source: YEN.com.gh