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• Kwame 2 months ago

  The unweeded wife according to Ghanaian custom have equal right as the weeded one.
  If the man did not leave a will that he will be accorded all the burial ceremonies by the weeded wife only, then the law does not ban the un ...
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  The unweeded wife according to Ghanaian custom have equal right as the weeded one.
  If the man did not leave a will that he will be accorded all the burial ceremonies by the weeded wife only, then the law does not ban the unweeded wife from being at the late husband's burial and taking part in all the burial ceremonies.

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• Asare Bediako 2 months ago

  THANK YOU SO MUCH . YOU HAVE SAID IT ALL.

  THANK YOU SO MUCH . YOU HAVE SAID IT ALL.

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• JULOR CAESAR 1 month ago

  If there's a hypocrite in the case, it has to be you. Ghanaians are not the ones haggling in courts over his name, it's his two 'wives' who are fighting each other in court. You claim it's not a crime to have two wives, yet y ...
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  If there's a hypocrite in the case, it has to be you. Ghanaians are not the ones haggling in courts over his name, it's his two 'wives' who are fighting each other in court. You claim it's not a crime to have two wives, yet you fail to disclose details on the legalities involved by his marriage to one woman in Germany and a subsequent 'marriage' to another woman with whom he lived in Ghana. The public gets involved in these discussions because the family members bring their feuds to the public domain.

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• bob 1 month ago

  TELL THEM AGAIN AND AGAIN. THANKS TO AKOSUA SERWAA

  TELL THEM AGAIN AND AGAIN. THANKS TO AKOSUA SERWAA

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