Nana Romeo: Presenter Claims Most Women Have Fall-Back Partners If Their Current Relationship Fails

Nana Romeo: Presenter Claims Most Women Have Fall-Back Partners If Their Current Relationship Fails

  • On-air media personality Nana Romeo has reiterated a study that reportedly revealed that 50 per cent of women have a fall-back partner
  • He opined that it explains why these women don't look back when they end their relationship with their lover
  • The video where he cautioned men against permitting a girlfriend to have a male friend has prompted different reactions

Ghanaian media personality Nana Romeo, born Abdul Karim, has opined that most women have a fall-back partner to call on should their current relationship hit the rocks.

During his programme on Accra FM, the on-air presenter claimed a significant percentage of these women have another man in mind in case their current relationship turns sour.

Photos of Nana Romeo.
Nana Romeo claims most women have fall-back partners if their current relationship fails. Photo credit: nanaromeowelewele/Accra FM.
Source: Instagram

According to Nana Romeo, the backup boyfriends of the women could be a gym coach, classmate, neighbour, or male best friend, which explains why such women don’t look back when they end their relationship with their partner.

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Nana Romeo cautions men

The media personality made the claims while reiterating a study reportedly revealing that “50% of women have a backup partner waiting in case their current relationship fails.”

Nana Romeo cautioned men against allowing girlfriends to have male besties because it’s dangerous.

Watch the video below:

How online users reacted to the video

YEN.com.gh compiled some of the comments.

Ianawuni indicated:

Eiii … me I don’t have one ooo so if it doesn’t end well aah Asem aba.

Vida_asanteus said:

Men have more than 10 standbys wae.

Ntigyan said:

Do you have to tell everybody ‍♀️.

Dzakapatience commented:

Sometimes, it is not our fault; imagine you have been in a relationship for 7 years and don’t even know your stand.

Agyemangkennedy posted:

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It implies to both genders , there has always been a standby substitute warming up, at least to even up situations in case the first-choice player fails on the pitch.

Itsobaapaakosuahella indicated:

I don't agree.

Bismark5058 reacted:

Na true ooooo.

Vickyzugah posted:

Even some of the married ones do have plan B, they call them sugar boys lol.

Prokam_studio commented:

These plan b partners are also known to be besties .

Joshua.ow said:

This true. Ghanaian women especially the current crop of them don’t like to work and heavily feel it is men who must provide for them all their needs hence that stand.

Qwuame_kratos said:

Not every male best friend would take such an advantage…..some of us male best friends see the opposite sex more as a sister….. @adepapabi1, you can confirm from her.

Abigailadufosu reacted:

It’s the same with men, and men do worse.

Napoleonaduteye said:

This is fact paaaaaaaaa.

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Nathaniel Crabbe (Human-Interest editor) Nathaniel Crabbe is a journalist and editor with a degree in Journalism from the Ghana Institute of Journalism, where he graduated in 2015. He earned his master's from UPSA in December 2023. Before becoming an editor/writer of political/entertainment and human interest stories at Asaase Radio, Crabbe was a news reporter at TV3 Ghana. With experience spanning over ten years, he now works at YEN.com.gh as a human interest editor. You can reach him via nathaniel.crabbe@yen.com.gh.