Ghanaian Trotro Driver Dumped By Lady After He Paid Her UG Law School Fees For 3 Years

Ghanaian Trotro Driver Dumped By Lady After He Paid Her UG Law School Fees For 3 Years

  • Ghanaian commercial driver shared a heartbreaking story of supporting his girlfriend through law school, only to be dumped after graduation
  • According to the trotro driver, the lady broke up with her due to perceived social class differences
  • Despite enduring profound heartbreak and struggles, Tornyegah demonstrated resilience, eventually finding success in life

Benjamin Kwame Tornyegah, a Ghanaian commercial driver, shared a heart-wrenching tale of betrayal after his girlfriend, whom he supported through the University of Ghana Law School, dumped him upon graduation.

According to Benjamin, the lady cited social class differences as her reason for the breakup.

In an interview with Giovanni Caleb on Accra-based 3FM's Drive Show, Tornyegah revealed that despite his benevolence, his former lover dismissed him with the cruel remark, "You are not my class."

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Ghanaian Trotro Driver Dumped By Lady After He Paid Her UG Law School Fees For 3 Years
Benjamin Kwame Tornyegah said he did not eat for a month after the girl broke up with her. Photo credit: Klaus Vedfelt & Jamie Grill
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Benjamin said he is from Ada in the Greater Accra Region, and his former lover hails from Wa in the Upper West Region. He told them her name was Belinda Aboagye.

The young man said his then-lover comfortably benefited from his benevolence without showing any sign of disloyalty until she graduated from the university.

"I was working to pay the bills, and I took care of the girl from the University of Ghana Law School and paid her school fees for three years. She finished and said, 'Benjamin, I do not know you; you are not my class."

Recounting his emotional turmoil, Tornyegah admitted to experiencing profound heartbreak, enduring a month-long struggle to eat and battling intrusive thoughts.

"I couldn't eat for one month, only water. I was always crying in my room."

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Thankfully, Benjamin disclosed that his life had changed for the better after he lost his lover. He now lives in his own house and has two commercial vehicles that serve as his income source.

"I've left everything in God's hands. I've moved on, and I even have my own house now. Sometimes, you have to pass through fire to learn."

Listen to Benjamin's story below:

Heartbroken Man Donates Girlfriend's Belongings to Charity

A man discovered his girlfriend cheating and silently waited for her to leave on a trip with friends.

During her absence, he donated all her belongings to charity, with the help of a neighbour, and plans to move out before she returns.

The viral tweet detailing the revengeful act has garnered attention, revealing the extent of the man's retaliation against his unfaithful partner.

Man Cries Profusely, Says Lover Compares Him To Rich Men

Another man expressed deep sorrow in a video over his unappreciative lover, who constantly compared him to wealthier men and threatened to leave during every problem.

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Despite his efforts to provide for her needs and make her happy, she showed no gratitude and accused him of infidelity.

Heartbroken, he vowed not to pursue marriage and prayed for financial success to share with someone who truly loved him.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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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