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Nana Yaa Nyarko, a Ghanaian living in the UK, has described how her husband betrayed her after she fully paid for his relocation to the European country
She regretfully revealed in an interview that her now-divorced husband had cheated and fathered two children by other women
Later, according to Nana Yaa, she found out that her husband had brought the children and his baby mother to the UK without her knowledge

A UK-based Ghanaian woman, Nana Yaa Nyarko, has painfully detailed how her husband and mother-in-law betrayed her after funding his relocation to the European country.

Photo of UK-based Ghanaian woman opening up about her collapsed marriage. — UK-based Ghanaian woman painfully details how her husband divorced her.
Photo credit: Okukuseku THE TALK SHOW.
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The Londobaed woman, who works three jobs in the UK, said that after taking out loans to relocate her then-fiance to the UK, he paid her off by divorcing her.

Nana Yaa Nyarko details how it all happened

In an interview with Emelia Brobbey on her Okukuseku show, Nana Yaa painfully detailed how she reconnected with her husband after she moved to London.

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“When I moved to London, I reconnected with a boyfriend I had in my adolescence in Ghana. For our wedding, I traveled to Ghana and brought him to London,” she recalled.

Nana Yaa recounted that they had two children before her husband started showing true colours. ”I found out he was cheating on me with someone in Ghana.”

How Nana Yaa found out about her husband’s extramarital affairs

She said that her husband had deceived her into believing he was going to Ghana on business when, in reality, he was there to visit his second family.

“He claimed to be going to Ghana

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ADVENTURE

Sometimes when an outdoors adventure goes sideways, the world gives you ice cream

March 9, 2023March 9, 2023

by Tracy J. Chu

It was our last sunny Saturday in the Lower 48 during the middle of winter. My husband and I boarded a flight from Alaska on Dec. 30 and landed in New Mexico for an entire month.

Looking back at it, we agreed next time we’d probably go with the masses and pick somewhere warmer. But our full month in beautiful and quirky Silver City, four hours south of Albuquerque and seated at the foot of the massive Gila wilderness, was stellar.

Silver City itself, early in January, was quite sleepy. I visited downtown once, twice, five times and found the library, distillery/brewery, and co-op market. There were many galleries and a very cute ice cream shop I had my eye on, but somehow whenever I visited neither were open.

Still, we were busy and happy. Every weekend we were there, we took mini-adventures in the region.

For our last weekend before returning to Alaska we wanted to get in one final big outdoor experience. We chose a hike.

Little did we know.

If you’ve driven the 40 miles between Silver City and the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument, an amazing and worthwhile destination, you know why the drive takes two hours. Route 15 starts out fairly straightforward, until it starts weaving, climbing and side-hilling through mountainous national forest.

My husband drove it, and at points I quietly asked him to slow down. I didn’t like contemplating what was — not — over the guardrail. The views were vast and spectacular, a sea of sunlit mountains and forests, punctuated with occasional cliffs and hoodoos. The road was quite high.

For our final hike, we didn’t take the full two-hour drive. We settled on what my husband would call “an objective” 40 minutes away.

When we left Silver City, it was a

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TOUR

Complaints of travel agency scams increase in the Dominican Republic

February 28, 2023February 28, 2023

by Tracy J. Chu

The new digital era offers many opportunities for small businesses, but criminals also take advantage of this great opening.

The episode that a couple had at the time of buying a tour package, where they would visit streets and cities of Colombia, was tainted by a scam.

Maciel Liriano and her husband, Jhorman Jesus Martinez Fernandez, reported the alleged crime committed by the company Almeno SRL, which published and sold tourist “dreams” in various countries, where at least 64 people are currently affected, according to Listin Diario.

“My husband’s and my trip, for our anniversary, did not take place because of these swindlers,” they said.

Liriano explained that in April 2022, with the collaboration of her partner, she bought a travel package to celebrate the anniversary of their marriage union in Colombia, which would be in October 2022.

Offered a package.

The company, belonging to Franklin Almonte, called “Almeno S.R.L.,” offered her a vacation package to Medellin, where they would have lodging, flight and transportation, at a cost of US$ 836.

Regarding the monetary part, the young woman detailed that the payment was divided in three stages. “In the first one I gave a little less than 50% to reserve the package, then, in May, my partner went personally to the office and made the second payment and the last one in September.”

Liriano indicated that days before the “big day,” the company had not yet confirmed the flight, accommodations and details.

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VACATION

Dear Abby: Mom takes over our house every time we go on vacation

February 18, 2023February 18, 2023

by Tracy J. Chu

DEAR ABBY: Whenever my husband, kids and I go away, my mother-in-law insists on staying at our house. She then rearranges the rooms in my house, moving things to where she thinks they should be. She also manages to leave behind her toiletries in the bathroom.

More than once she has thrown a party for her friends during our absence. It drives me crazy. Going on vacation stresses me out because I have no idea what I’m going to come home to. When my husband tells her I don’t like when she rearranges things, she gets defensive and cries about how she “can’t understand why I hate her.” I don’t hate her; I just wish she would respect my boundaries in my house. Advice? — INVADED IN PENNSYLVANIA

DEAR INVADED: I’m glad to provide some. The next time your MIL insists on housesitting while you are on holiday, say you have made other arrangements and do not waver. (If necessary, change the locks.)

DEAR ABBY: My husband had a stroke five years ago. I’ve been taking care of him ever since. I recently found out that he cheated on me. I want to get him into a VA home. What form would I need? I’m hoping to avoid a messy divorce. I’m fine if we stay married but no longer live together. He accuses me of “not doing anything.” Our house is paid for and we have no debts. Our daughters are grown and live elsewhere. Should I contact an attorney? — WANTS OUT IN THE SOUTH

DEAR WANTS OUT: By all means, contact an attorney. You have a responsibility for your husband’s welfare. Abandoning him to a VA home may not be the best solution for HIM, even though it may seem like a convenient one for you.

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VACATION

Dear Abby: Mother-in-law rearranges my house when we go on vacation

February 15, 2023February 15, 2023

by Tracy J. Chu

DEAR ABBY: Whenever my husband, kids and I go away, my mother-in-law insists on staying at our house. She then rearranges the rooms in my house, moving things to where she thinks they should be. She also manages to leave behind her toiletries in the bathroom.

DEAR INVADED: I’m glad to provide some. The next time your MIL insists on housesitting while you are on holiday, say you have made other arrangements and do not waver. (If necessary, change the locks.)

DEAR ABBY: My husband had a stroke five years ago. I’ve been taking care of him ever since. I recently found out that he cheated on me. I want to get him into a VA home. What form would I need? I’m hoping to avoid a messy divorce. I’m fine if we stay married but no longer live together. He accuses me of “not doing anything.” Our house is paid for and we have no debts. Our daughters are grown and live elsewhere. Should I contact an attorney? — WANTS OUT IN THE SOUTH

DEAR WANTS OUT: By all means, contact an attorney. You have a responsibility for your husband’s welfare. Abandoning him to a VA home may not be the best solution for HIM, even though it may seem like a convenient one for you.

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VACATION

My husband hid my daughter’s passport so she couldn’t join her step-siblings on vacation

September 17, 2022September 17, 2022

by Tracy J. Chu

It can sometimes be tricky blending together two families with children, particularly when they’re at different stages in their development. One mum says she’s had issues with her husband of three years suggesting her teenage daughter doesn’t spend enough time with her younger step-siblings and it’s led to a very vindictive act.

“A family trip is what the family needs”

The woman explained in her post to Reddit that she’s been with her husband for three years now and there are issues between him and her 17-year-old daughter.

“She does her best to spend as much time with [her step-siblings] as she can,” she wrote in her post, “but she complains that her stepdad tells her to basically take on the role of a babysitter whenever she’s with her step-siblings.”

The woman said her husband denies this but insists the teen is just making excuses not to be around them.

“I figured that a family trip is what the family needs to get together and spend more time around each other,” she continued.

“My husband liked the idea but said that his kids are now ‘uncomfortable’ around my daughter because of her ‘attitude’ and suggested we let her stay home and have the house all to herself since that’s ‘what she always wanted.’”

The woman went ahead and booked and paid for a big holiday but the daughter suddenly could not find her passport. They turned the entire house upside down looking for it to no avail.

Family airport — The woman said her husband was using her daughter as free childcare for his children.

“My husband said maybe it was a sign from God that we should let her stay home so the trip wouldn’t turn into a disaster,”

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