10 reasons why most Female Celebrities in Ghana do not marry early

• Posted on October 7, 2013October 9, 2013
• by Nana Kwesi Coomson
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Almost invariably, it is every lady’s wish to marry before age 28 but some factors beyond control makes some marry late. There is no documented or prescribed age for ladies to walk down the aisle or legally share a surname with a man but contemporary times have made age 23 and beyond a ripe one for ladies to marry

Female Celebrities in Ghana mostly do not marry early and as an inquisitive Reporter, who is eager to make news out of the most relevant issues in the country and beyond, I started inquiring and enquiring into what delays our Sisters into marriage. Among the many reasons sieved, this Reporter and www.233times.net settled on the following best 10 reasons;

1. 1. They are preoccupied with so many activities about their endeavours which give them little time to grow their relationship with their boyfriends.
2. 2. Trust issues. They are too scared of being taken for granted by men since they normally think some of them have ulterior motives. Too many ‘Iyanya’s’ in the system. Fear of the media when the relationship fails is also another factor.
3.  3. Some want to use their fame as a magnet to attract those in higher echelon in the world.
4. 4. They get too many proposals daily and settling on one becomes an issue.
5. 5. Some have secret affairs with their Managers and other colleagues (both males and females) and those take their time and mind off marriage for some time.
6. 6. Their excessive and absurd specs for a husband leave them single for a long time.
7. 7. They see their colleague Celebrities as competition and their husbands should always outpace their colleagues.
8. 8. They mostly fall in the wrong hands since they judge so much by appearance and keep changing partners than their sanitary towels.
9. 9. Most are too confused and not certain if they can share the love for fame and career with a man.
10. 10. It is difficult to understand women since the days of Adam.

Author: Nana Kwesi Coomson (www.233times.net)