- A young Ghanaian woman has gone viral after emotionally invoking a river deity to curse any woman who marries her ex-partner unless she’s compensated with GHS100,000.
- Her video, filled with heartbreak and fury, has sparked intense debate about spiritual contracts, emotional labor, and the cost of loyalty in modern relationships.
In a video that’s now ricocheting across Ghanaian social media, a young woman stands at the edge of heartbreak and fury — and calls on the river gods to intervene.
Her message is clear: she and her partner made a covenant. She stayed through the struggle, sacrificed her comfort, and believed in his future. But now, as signs point to him moving on, she’s demanding payback — or punishment.
“If he marries another woman,” she declares, “may the river strike her down.”
Her demand? GHS100,000 in compensation for the years she invested in his rise. Without it, she says, the gods should not spare him or his next bride.
The video has ignited fierce debate. Some see her as a woman scorned, others as a symbol of emotional labor gone unpaid. But beneath the spiritual threats lies a deeper story — one about loyalty, betrayal, and the invisible contracts people make in love.
Whether her curse holds weight or not, one thing is certain: she’s not letting her pain go quietly.
