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Ghana is a country where the blind leads the one-eyed person, the ignorant illiterates dictate the pace whilst the educated fools follow suit and mediocrity is always glorified. I always feel irritated to see university ladie ...
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Oh my I enjoyed reading your comments esp about graduates learning from Goats. I can now have a good night.
Good piece of work my brother, if all intellectual should be speaking the truth like what you have done l think our society may change.God bless you.
Are the pastors not sinning by marrying two people who are already married again? Are the congregation not agreeing with the pastor to say that the traditional way we do our marriage ceremony is a sin, therefore judging us, ...
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wonderful lecturing...so concern abt our ladies wearing 3 rings de same time...they need education again..
IT IS NOT ABSURDITY BUT TRANSLATES INTO THE POVERTY LEVEL.THE AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT WOULD BE SPENT ON THE ONE YEAR DEATH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION IS CAPABLE OF PROVIDING COMPUTERS AND INTERNET FACILITY TO SOME SCHOOLS.OUR DESIR ...
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Funny thing my brother is that the very educated in our community are now wearing at least two rings when the are done with their church wedding. As it stands, the environment tends to consider you not completely married when ...
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Amazin. Thanks nd i hope everyone reads dis.
My Borther, say again!!
Dominic:
Good write-up. I have been telling folks for years that 'wedding' is a marriage ceremony, wherever and however it occurs.
It seems like you've read all my thoughts regarding this issue. I was digusted/disappointed when I visited Ghana this past year and I couldn't believe my eye. You've got people who are barely surviving having "lavish" wedding ...
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But I am afraid I do not share your optimism for the future. Why? Because there appears to be a convergence of interests in solidifying the 'new madness' that has taken hold over our community! The churches,family members,esp ...
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"The thrill is gone from my marriage," Bill told his friend Doug.
"Why not add some intrigue to your life and have an affair?" Doug suggested.
"But what if my wife finds out?"
"Heck, this is a new age we live in, Bill. Go ...
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During the wedding rehearsal in Kwesimintsim, the groom approached the pastor with an unusual offer.
"Look, I'll give you $100 if you'll change the wedding vows. When you get to me and the part where I'm to promise to 'love, ...
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Traditional marriage has two phases, the "knocking" or "asking" phase and the proper marriage, so there is still one festival to be celebrated.
the black man has black sense. He thinks like a sheep meeeeeh
Our church leaders must rethink and help their followers to know the importance of our traditional marriage system. Ghanaians should be taught to respect the traditional marriage and stop calling it engagement- it is actually ...
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Thanks my brother for this excellent piece of writing.This confusion arose because of the Church role in Ghanaian marriages.Ideally it should have to be Blessing either immediately after the engagement which is the proper mar ...
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I read the article with excited admiration. A great piece. We are totally confused not only in Ghana but the whole of Africa. We don't know what to do. Sometimes teenage pastors are counseling adopts in the name of Ghana. O! ...
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I agree with you 100 percent we are confuse as people and as nation . Even in the western world it's different altogether . We've lost our values
Monsieu Dominic, I am very happy to see u express ur opinion on Ghanaweb...I am a religious reader of Ghanaweb articles...Nice write-up. Thanks.
Oh, I thought this was first article but I was mistaken...I'm going thru ur other articles as well.
This is a very interesting and educating post. Thank you Dominic.
this wedding saga is making marriage very difficult for those who cant afford it.oh aba do we have to go for loan all in the name of wedding.
I love this article Bro. u nailed it right on the head. we have swallowed foreign culture hook, line n sinker. Blind africans we are!