Indomie Seller Sponsors Lover's Dubai Trip, Gets Heartbroken As He Cheats

• A video of a Ghanaian lady reacting after her boyfriend denied her on the phone has surfaced on social media
• She sold Indomie to support her lover's trip to Dubai but was surprised after he mentioned another woman as his girlfriend
• Netizens who saw the video were heartbroken for her and took to the comments section to express their views

A Ghanaian woman has suffered a painful heartbreak after a man she loved and invested so much in betrayed her.

The young lady, who introduced herself as Mariam, is an Indomie seller who has dated her lover for many years.

She said she sold Indomie to support her boyfriend, said to be named Nana Kwame, and he travelled abroad with her aid.

After years of being in Dubai, Mariam decided to subject her boyfriend to the Street Traffic loyalty test to confirm whether his man truly loved her, but to her surprise, he failed abysmally.

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Street Traffic team pranks Nana Kwame

The Street Traffic team pranked Nana Kwame by calling him and informing him that his girlfriend had hired them to deliver a package; however, he had to mention her name before the package could be delivered.

Sadly, he mentioned another lady's name, leaving his Indomie seller girlfriend heartbroken.

Watch the video below:

Relationship expert advises ladies against investing in partners

YEN.com.gh exclusively spoke to a relationship expert who advised people in relationships who may want to thread the same path.

He noted that although it is okay to invest in a loved one, such a move should be undertaken with the utmost care.

" Even though people can pretend in dating or marriage, so long as you have dated or married the person for some time, you will definitely know their character, strengths and weaknesses. Sometimes we can tell when someone will betray us. But relationship is risk and sacrifice.

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"So if you trust the person, you can support the person financially and in any way possible. But if you know his or her character/weaknesses very well and believe he or she cannot be trusted, then tread with caution and without any financial support," the counsellor said.

Netizens sympathise with Indomie seller

Netizens who saw the video were devastated by the outcome of the loyalty test and took to the comment section to sympathise with the lady.

@Castillo wrote:

"I want this girl, Will you help me locate her?"

@user6335650655804 wrote:

"Awwwwww."

@user41913806836167 wrote:

"This one na olsosho ooo man."

@nanaurmen20 wrote:

"Hope I get shoddy like this."

@stephanieholl wrote:

"She sef nor get one guy ooo."

@Sophosson wrote:

"Nana Kwame you have disappointed us paaaa."

Ghanaian man suffers painful heartbreak

YEN.com.gh also reported that a Ghanaian man was heartbroken after his lover, whom he helped send abroad, failed Street Traffic's loyalty test.

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In a video, which has since gone viral, he said he supported the lady with funds so she could travel, but she stopped communicating with him after arriving.

Netizens who saw the post were touched on the man's behalf and took to the comment section to sympathise with him amid his heartbreak.

Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh