Lovers who saved N4.5m from 5 years of work spend all on wedding, naming and house rent
- A young couple who graduated from university and worked hard for 5 years spent everything they on settling down
- The two had GHc 70,000 (N4,549,701.52) as savings when the lady got pregnant and their families forced them to get married very quickly
- One of the lovers is a cousin to Chris-Vincent of Ghanacelebrities.com
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A young Ghanaian couple who graduated from university and worked for five years have spent their life savings of GHc 70,000 (N4,549,701.52) on their wedding, house rent and naming ceremony.
In a narration by Chris Vincent of Ghanacelebrities.com who is a cousin to one of the two lovers, the couple were dating when the lady got pregnant.
With pressure from their families to tie the knot quickly before the pregnancy surfaces, the two lovers had no choice than to dig deep into their pocket and pull out all the money they had.
Chris narrates:
"The traditional wedding, the white wedding, and the associated receptions cost the couple about 45,000 GHS; they used 15,000 GHS of their monies to rent a place somewhere in Tema for a year."
Just seven months after the wedding, the couple gave birth and spent GHc 10,000 (N649,957.36) which remained after their wedding on the naming ceremony.
According to Chris, the couple could have obtained a land somewhere in Accra, and even start building a two-bedroom on this land with their savings.
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In other news, a Nigerian lady identified as Bolanle Banwo has got people talking on Twitter after announcing that she got married to her best friend.
The young lady with the Twitter handle @BolanleBanwo noted that getting married to her best friend is the best feeling ever.
Bolanle shared a loved-up photo of herself and her husband and tweeps flooded the comment section of her post to wish her a happy married life.
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