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My husband from Bolgatanga loves sex too much – Woman cries on live TV
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My husband from Bolgatanga loves sex too much – Woman cries on live TV

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read
A married woman has appealed for help over what she describes as her husband rsquo;s habit of constantly initiating intimacy every moment, saying it has resulted in repeated pregnancies and emotional distress.

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