Ghanaian Lady In UK Said She Doesn’t Want To Marry But Wants Companionship

Ghanaian Lady In UK Said She Doesn’t Want To Marry But Wants Companionship

  • Nana Ama left Ghana when she was three years old to live with her parents in Holland
  • After she married for about seven years and had two children, she got divorced
  • The nurse living in the UK said she does not intend to marry again but would prefer to have someone she can enjoy life with

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A Ghanaian woman living in the UK has explained why she does not want to marry again but instead have a companion with whom she can have fun.

The over-30-year-old woman said she divorced her husband two years ago because of something her ex-husband did. She, however, did not state categorically what the man did.

In an interview on SVTV Africa, Nana Ama Ampaw said she prefers to have a partner while they live separately from each other and meet when necessary to have fun.

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Nana Ama prefers to have a companion than to marry
Nana Ama Ampaw said she is dating another divorcee Photo credit: SVTV Africa (YouTube)
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Nana Ama was born in Ghana and taken to Holland when she was three and was raised there. Her parents lived in Holland at the time.

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When Nana Ama's mother relocated to the UK, she asked her to move, too, because of better nursing opportunities; Nana Ama concurred and started practicing as a nurse in the UK.

Acoording to her, after marrying for about seven years in the UK, she and her husband got a divorce. She added that co-parenting has not been easy, but they have a plan that works for them.

The children are often with her on weekdays and with her ex-husband on weekends. When they are away on weekends, it gives her time to spend with her boyfriend or do other things besides caring for them.

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“I believe in marrying once. I don’t think I would marry again. But I have moved on, I’ve found someone who I am happy with. Now I believe in companionship. You have your own place; I have my own place. We see each other on weekends. We travel together and stuff like that.”

Nana Ama said she is dating a male divorcee who also has children.

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Ghanaian woman living in Canada narrates how her bosses demanded sexual favours

Meanwhile, a young Ghanaian lady, Joyce Boateng, said her bosses in Ghana used to ask for sexual favours; however, no superior has ever made such advances towards her after she relocated to Canada.

She said that because of the sexual demands, she did not have a job in Ghana, which made her start her own online thrift business.

Joyce said she got a job in Canada nearly three weeks after arriving there.

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Pastor ditched his wife of 20 years to marry another woman

Earlier, YEN.com.gh wrote a report about Alberta, a female musician in Ghana whose husband of twenty years left her to marry another woman.

Alberta, who goes by the showbiz name Albi, described her ex-husband, a pastor, as a calm and soft-spoken man.

The gospel musician said they had no issues that could lead to a divorce, and her husband did not show any signs of cheating or leaving.

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Magdalene Larnyoh (Human-Interest editor) Magdalene Larnyoh writes for the Human Interest Desk at YEN.com.gh. She has over ten years of experience in media and communications. She previously worked for Citi FM, Pulse Ghana, and Business Insider Africa. She obtained a BA in Social Sciences from the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in 2012. Reach out to her on magdalene.larnyoh@yen.com.gh

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