“I would rather die in Ukraine than to come to Ghana and suffer” – Ghanaian student

 “I would rather die in Ukraine than to come to Ghana and suffer” – Ghanaian student 

A Ghanaian student stuck in Ukraine following the invasion of Russia has said he would prefer to stay in the country than return home.

According to him, he has not made his mind up to come down to Ghana where he would not be sure of his fortunes.

In a Tik Tok video, the gentleman said the poverty level in Ghana coupled with lack of opportunities were enough fears for him to have decided to stay in Ukraine despite the turmoil instead of returning home.

“I will prefer to stay in Ukraine than to return to Ghana. Do not try to come for me, I prefer to die here than to return to Ghana to suffer,” he said.

Meanwhile, some Ghanaian students stuck in Ukraine have been crying to the government and representatives to expedite action to evacuate them since the tension in the country has escalated to abnormal levels.

My husband is irresponsible

My Husband Never Paid Our Children’s School Fees -Veteran Entertainer, Onyeka Onwenu

Veteran entertainer, Onyeka Onwenu has opened up about her marriage, raising children, her career and other issues as she clocked 70.

In an interview with Kikelomo Atanda-Owo on her show “Real Talk with Kike.", the Elegant Stallion as she’s fondly called revealed that her husband never paid for their children’s school fees from kindergarten up to master’s level.

She added that she never really wanted her marriage to end but that the marriage would have killed her if she didn’t leave.

Onwenu said, “I really didn't want my marriage to end, but I couldn't take it anymore. It could have killed me, I always say and that's the truth.

"And it was not good for the children to live in that kind of environment where the mother is depressed, the mother is carrying the weight of the whole family. I raised my children from kindergarten to Masters Degree.

“My husband did not pay school fees for one day. Didn’t buy clothes, didn’t pay for holidays, didn’t give me housekeeping money. Hard to believe huh? But he was a kind, nice and generous man. He was also generous occasionally, he would do something for you that would make you go, ‘Wow!’

“But basically, there was control. If you didn’t do  things the way he wanted, ‘well, I’m not going to help you, I’m not going to give you money.’

“And I would like to say this to Nigerians, any man who has children, has a family and decides not to take care of them, you will have to answer to God. That’s mean, irresponsible, wicked, even to your own children. Forget about the wife. 

“I decided to write about it because women, we keep quiet for too long, we take so much and you’re dying.”