Kumasi-based businesswoman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of RoseGold Luxury Boutique, Nana Ama Prempeh-Sikani Kaakyire, has challenged the notion that money is the key to winning a woman’s love, arguing that while some women maintain financially beneficial relationships, genuine affection cannot be bought.
Speaking on Angel FM, Kumasi, she said she has observed that many women keep multiple partners, with one often serving as the primary financial provider despite not being the one they truly love.
“I work with ladies, and most women have at least two boyfriends. The side one is mostly the money provider, but they are also the people the ladies do not love,” she said.
According to her, this demonstrates that financial support alone is not enough to sustain a meaningful relationship.
“This should tell us that it is not money that makes a woman love a man,” she stated.
Rosegold further criticised what she described as a growing tendency among some women to view relationships as opportunities for financial gain.
“If a man is coming into a lady’s life, it is not a company that he is coming to open,” she remarked.
She acknowledged that while some women engage in such behaviour because of difficult life circumstances and eventually stop when their situations improve, others deliberately adopt it as a lifestyle.
“Some ladies do that because they find themselves in particular situations, and as soon as they leave the situation, they’ll stop. Others have psyched their minds to do that and nothing can stop them,” she added.
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