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• SARPONG 11 years ago

  Sleeping with dead husbands? Where do they do that? Is that a cultural practice or something? Weird huh?

  Sleeping with dead husbands? Where do they do that? Is that a cultural practice or something? Weird huh?

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• Frank Agyena-Karikari 11 years ago

  You are not too young to know that. It used to be done, especially in Fanti area where a man takes a woman for granted and did not perform marital rites. If the wife died, the husband was forced to sleep with the wife. Common ...
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  You are not too young to know that. It used to be done, especially in Fanti area where a man takes a woman for granted and did not perform marital rites. If the wife died, the husband was forced to sleep with the wife. Common sense and civilization seems to have overcome this but I will not be surprised if it is still carried out in the remote parts of the area

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• SARPONG 11 years ago

  It said women sleeping with dead husbands. You explained to us about men who didn't perform marital rights being forced to sleep with the dead "wife" so what is the reason for wives sleeping with dead husbands?

  It said women sleeping with dead husbands. You explained to us about men who didn't perform marital rights being forced to sleep with the dead "wife" so what is the reason for wives sleeping with dead husbands?

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• Joe Turkey 11 years ago

  I am not a doctor but I have heard and read so much about Ebola. Nowhere have I heard of handshakes transmitting the disease. Sarkodie should advise his government, as a matter of urgency, to stop the practice of open gutters ...
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  I am not a doctor but I have heard and read so much about Ebola. Nowhere have I heard of handshakes transmitting the disease. Sarkodie should advise his government, as a matter of urgency, to stop the practice of open gutters, clean up Korle Lagoon (so close to the major hospital), clean up Odorna and sack all the squatters in the area. We should practice basic hygiene. Where in Ghana do people sleep with dead husbands?

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• Wisely 11 years ago

  It is true, handshake can transmit the disease. If some one handled and touched the body fluids or tissue of a sick or dead person and shakes hand with another, the virus can easily transmitted. No wonder in the affected coun ...
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  It is true, handshake can transmit the disease. If some one handled and touched the body fluids or tissue of a sick or dead person and shakes hand with another, the virus can easily transmitted. No wonder in the affected countries, people apparently put on gloves. Joe Turkey, Don't use your ignorance to confuse people.

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• TEE 11 years ago

  ALL OPENED FOR TERRORISTS

  ALL OPENED FOR TERRORISTS

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• TEE 11 years ago

  MAHAMA THE INCOMPETENT TO BE A PRESIDENT PERIOD

  MAHAMA THE INCOMPETENT TO BE A PRESIDENT PERIOD

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• boka 11 years ago

  people sleeping with dead husband?????

  people sleeping with dead husband?????

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• EZEKIEL 11 years ago

  ...do some sleep BY dead husbands OR with them ?? IF you DIE, your "Jonny"IS ALSO DEAD.....NO MORE STANDING up to Salute !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  ...do some sleep BY dead husbands OR with them ?? IF you DIE, your "Jonny"IS ALSO DEAD.....NO MORE STANDING up to Salute !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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