Ghanaian Man Asks Netizens To Settle Debate On Who Should Have More Fish At Dinner

• A Ghanaian man has cried out of unfair treatment after his wife served her dinner
• In a video on TikTok, the man was heard saying that his wife had taken the greater chunk of fish
• Netizens were divided in their opinion as some said the woman had done no wrong whereas others disagreed

A video of a Ghanaian man complaining bitterly about how bias his wife is when serving food has got people talking online.

In a post sighted by YEN.com.gh and shared by his wife @Ringerbell on TikTok, the voice of the man was heard lamenting over the fact that his wife had more fish on her fufu even though she was eating only one ball of fufu compared to his two balls of fufu.

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In the video, the man who was filming their dinner time said he is shocked that the wife took one full tilapia for herself even though he gave money for the meal to be prepared.

The accusation triggered a reaction from the woman who accepted that the fish was not shared equally because she was the one who prepared the meal.

Ghanaians react to the complaints by the husband

At the time of writing the report, the video which was captioned "over to Tiktokers" had raked in over 21,000 likes and 700 comments

Netizens who reacted to the video sided with the argument that the woman ought to take the greater chunk of fish because she was the one who prepared it.

Others also appealed to the lady to be considerate when sharing the food to ensure that peace prevails at home

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@lucyhammond991

wofa the person who cooked the food is supposed to have more meat

@jnrangel01

don't give her money next time, go out and eat, and bring her a package of your choice

@hardman

you need the food and not the fish that is why she gave you 2 fufu

GH couple welcomes their first-ever twins; peeps excited

Earlier YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian couple welcomed their first-ever set of twins after a woman gave birth at the Hawa Memorial Saviour Hospital in the Eastern Region of Ghana.

Stephen Jabrah, the proud father, revealed his wife delivered twin girls in the comment section of a post by Ghanaian social media influencer, James Annor Tetteh, popularly known as Nana Tea.

In a subsequent Facebook post after he visited the new mom and the twins, Nana Tea said: ''First-ever twins in their family both maternal and paternal.

Source: YEN.com.gh