Ghanaian In Germany Shares Marriage Woes, Ex-Wife Calls Him A Fool For Bringing Her Abroad

• Marcus, a Ghanaian in Germany, revealed his ex-wife called him a fool for bringing her to Germany instead of a family member
• They were friends in Ghana, reconnected on Facebook, and married within three months after representatives sought her hand
• The marriage faced issues, and she allegedly wanted to leave, with Marcus suspecting her interest was more in travelling abroad than in their relationship

Marcus, a Ghanaian man living in Germany has shared the challenges of his failed marriage, revealing that his ex-wife criticised him for bringing her to Germany.

Marcus said his former wife called him a fool for not bringing his brother or another family member to Germany but instead choosing to help her come abroad.

In an interview with DJ Nyaami on SVTV Africa, Marcus said he and his wife were friends while he was in Ghana.

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According to Marcus, they reconnected on Facebook six years after he travelled abroad. Two months later, he sent representatives to ask for her hand in marriage.

Marcus recounted that he brought his ex-wife to Germany within three months of their marriage while he was still undocumented.

Marcus believes the marriage collapsed due to his ex-wife's desire to travel abroad. According to Marcus, the marriage collapsed a year after they became a couple.

He emphasised that many Ghanaian couples in Germany cohabitate for convenience rather than genuine affection.

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Lady breaks up with boyfriend before travelling to the UK

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Eugenia Maud Martin, a UK-based Ghanaian woman, disclosed she broke up with her boyfriend in Ghana before travelling.

Eugenia said she informed her boyfriend after she got to the UK. She later married her childhood lover and helped him join her in the UK.

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Unfortunately, her husband passed away some years ago.

Ghanaian man says marriages in Ghana are better than those abroad

Albert Osei Tutu, a Ghanaian in the UK, also said marriages in Ghana are far better than those abroad, and he gave his reasons.

Albert said most couples abroad divorce at the slightest provocation, compared to Ghana, where they'll at least try to solve their issues.

He gave an example of partners abroad not seeing each other often because of their work schedule, but in Ghana, couples are sure to see each other most nights.

Source: YEN.com.gh