Godfada Gh Houston Marries 2 Women On The Same Day In A Beautiful Ceremony

• Ghanaian tech figure Godfada Gh Houston, also known as Michael Houston, recently married his two long-time girlfriends in an unconventional ceremony in Accra
• The trio, who shared their journey on Facebook, defied societal norms and sparked diverse reactions
• Michael Houston and his then-two girlfriends cohabited for some years before getting married in a unique ceremony

Ghanaian man Michael Houston, also known as Godfada Gh Houston, recently celebrated his marriage to his two long-time girlfriends, Adepa Fel and Goddess Deejah Abarry, in a vibrant ceremony in Accra.

The unconventional union, formalised after a three-year relationship, gained attention for its departure from traditional expectations around monogamous marriages.

Despite cultural and religious considerations against polygamy in some communities, the trio's decision to publicly express their commitment has sparked a range of reactions, underscoring the diversity of perspectives on relationships and marriage in Ghana.

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Before they married, Michael Houston, a recognised figure in the tech industry working as a software engineer and known as a Bitcoin "guru," lived with his two partners, documenting their journey on Facebook.

The ceremony's uniqueness challenged conventional expectations in a country where polygamy has not been widely embraced in recent times.

Beyond his personal life, Michael Houston's involvement in the tech industry and his role as the founder of a Facebook brand, Inside Life, add further complexity to his public image, contributing to discussions around unconventional relationships and the diversity of individual choices in modern Ghana.

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Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ugandan businessman, Ssaalongo Nsikonenne Habib Ssezzigu, married seven wives, including biological sisters, in a grand ceremony.

The wedding, which started with the brides' styling at local salons, featured a procession through various towns and concluded with a concert.

Nsikonenne, known for polygamy, gifted each wife a brand-new car and expressed the possibility of adding more wives in the future, following a family tradition of practising polygamy.

Ghanaian Pastor Pairs Two Brokenhearted Congregants In A Relationship

In a separate story, a Ghanaian pastor facilitated a unique matchmaking scenario for two heartbroken congregants, encouraging them to exchange numbers to form a romantic relationship.

The pastor's intervention aimed at providing healing and the possibility of a new beginning for the two individuals.

The congregants willingly exchanged contact information, leaving the church to explore the potential for a future marriage.

Source: YEN.com.gh