Ghanaian Man Demands GH¢160,000 As Compensation From Wife After Sponsoring Her To Canada
- A video of a Ghanaian man accusing his wife of being ungrateful has stirred reactions on social media
- He is now demanding a huge amount as compensation from the woman, who now resides in Canada
- Many people who thronged the comments section of the video have shared their varied opinions
Samuel Otoo Acheampong, a middle-aged Ghanaian man who dragged his wife to Oyerepa Afutuo on Oyerepa FM, is demanding compensation.
In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh on the YouTube page of Aunti Naa TV, the middle-aged man said he wants to be reimbursed for the money he spent on his wife and five children during their travel to Canada.
Source: Youtube
Now living in Ghana, the disgruntled man told Auntie Naa, the programme host, that life had become unbearable for him.
Otoo Acheampong confessed that he had exhausted his sources of borrowing and now works as a labourer on a farm to make ends meet.
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Quizzed how much money he wants as compensation, the man, without delay, mentioned the sum of $15,000, equivalent to GH¢160,000.
"For now, I know our marriage is over. I want you to give me this money so we end everything."
At the time of writing the report, the video had raked in over 42,000 views and 300 comments.
Watch the video below:
Netizens comfort the Ghanaian man
Ghanaians who thronged the comments section of the video offered suggestions to the man regarding his ordeal
@ltb48630 stated:
"This guy needs counseling, and so does the wife. Wonder if this whole abrokyire trip was even worthwhile."
@vivianking-gb4je added:
"This woman is not being fair. I live overseas and I absolutely don't understand why she don't want to work women with babies are working. No man deserves this."
@reginadankyi9970 reacted:
"Antie nana please help the man. The wife is wrong in all aspects. Let the man's number be out so we all can help him."
Be careful who you trust
Speaking in an interview with YEN.com.gh, Counsellor Bright Amoah Abban urged individuals to be circumspect in dealings, especially with people they do not trust.
He advocated against supporting a loved one financially if he or she cannot be trusted.
"Relationship is risk and sacrifice. So, if you trust the person, you can support the person financially and in any way possible. But withhold any financial support you can offer when you don't trust the person."
Woman prays for husband to relocate abroad
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a video of a Ghanaian woman praying to God to bless her husband is trending.
The woman prayed to God to change her partner's situation by granting him an opportunity to travel abroad.
She also eulogised her husband for his hard work while he was captured struggling to fix a taxi's tyre.
Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh
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Source: YEN.com.gh
