‘Men Can Cheat Because We Bought The Wedding Ring’, Says Ghanaian Comedian

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Popular Ghanaian comedian Derrick Kobina Bonney, recently began to generate quite a lot of attention due to his radical views on men cheating which he shared while on Ghanaian radio station, Joy FM’s lifestyle and entertainment programme Rhythm A to Z over the weekend.

Speaking on why most relationships don’t last and why men commit adultery against their wives, the star said, “[Men can cheat] because we bought the wedding ring and we organised the wedding and you bear our surname. We own you. Actually the word bride means a cook. We own them. The man doesn’t bear the woman’s surname. We own the children, that’s why they bear our surname.”

He added, “When you find the man cheating, you leave him to God because that was what our mother and grandmothers did.”

Social media has since been agog with all sorts of comments bashing the comedian.

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