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'His manhood is too small to satisfy me' – Drama as lady seeks divorce from husband

Screenshot 2026 10 13 065442.png Agyeiwaa is seeking divorce from her husband

Tue, 13 Oct 2026 Source: www.ghanaweb.com

A young couple, Agyeiwaa and her husband, Barnes, are on the verge of divorce amid allegations of infidelity and disputes over the paternity of their child.

The couple appeared on Ahenfie Nkomo, a programme on Ahenfie TV that resolves domestic issues, to resolve their marital problems after Agyeiwaa gave birth. Barnes allegedly questioned the paternity of the child and refused to take responsibility for the baby.

According to Agyeiwaa, she is seeking a divorce from Barnes because of their troubled intimate relationship. She claimed that her husband had failed to satisfy her sexually, adding that their marital problems went beyond allegations of infidelity.

Agyeiwaa further alleged that when she informed Barnes of her pregnancy, he told her that he could not give birth. She also accused him of repeatedly insulting her, including making allegations that she urinates in bed.

Explaining her dissatisfaction with their intimate relationship, Agyeiwaa stated, “He is a man outside but he is not a man inside. His manhood is too small and he cannot satisfy me in bed, so he does not make me feel good.”

Barnes, on the other hand, accused Agyeiwaa of having an affair with another doctor. During the programme, Agyeiwaa reportedly admitted that whenever she had disagreements with her husband, she turned to the doctor.

The dispute has since been referred to the programme's host, who is expected to facilitate a DNA test to establish the paternity of the child.

Agyeiwaa maintained that if Barnes continued to refuse responsibility for the child and a DNA test established that he was the father, he should be held responsible for the child's expenses.

She further argued that if the test proved otherwise, the doctor she allegedly has a relationship with should bear the financial responsibility.



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