Ghanaian female celebrities who 'ditched' their husbands surname after marriage - GhanaWeb
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| Ghanaian female celebrities who 'ditched' their husbands surname after marriage - GhanaWeb Posted: 29 Jul 2020 06:51 AM PDT Entertainment of Wednesday, 29 July 2020 Source: www.ghanaweb.com
Click to read all about coronavirus → It may be a social custom for a woman to take her husband's surname when she gets married but not everyone is willing to give up their last name, something that is often an important part of individual identities. The same thing goes for some Ghanaian female celebrities, but sometimes it's not just about bucking cultural norms, it's also about preserving a brand. Perhaps the reason for more and more women choosing to keep their maiden name after marriage could be as a result of the increase in discussion around female empowerment. Unlike other who decided to add onto their already famous last names, these women rather dropped them completely. Below, take a look at ten celebrity women who ditched their husbands' last names Esther Cobbah, wife of Mr Tsatsu Tsikata
The Chief Executive Officer and Lead Communication Strategist of Strategic Communications Africa still holds on to her full name after several years of marriage to Mr Tsikata. The two tied the knot on December 18 2001 at a private ceremony officiated by Rev. Dr Immanuel Asante at the Trinity Theological Seminary at Legon. It was the first marriage for Tsatsu Tsikata at the age of 50 plus after he failed to marry a young woman from the University of Ghana who he had a child with. Gifty Anti
The ace TV Presenter still maintains her surname after getting married to Nana Ansah Kwao IV in a colourful wedding ceremony held on October 16, 2015. Gifty Anti after marriage chose to maintain the title Oheneyere which means 'Wife of a chief 'instead of her husband's real surname However, this was her response to a fan who was not happy about her change of name to a 'title' The Royal couple has since been blessed with an adorable daughter, Nyame Enyimonam Afia Saah Afrakoma Sintim Misa.
The charming Ghanaian actress and screen goddess wedded her long-time love, Maxwell Mensah on August 5, 2016 at a private wedding ceremony in Accra. However she still maintains her name 'Nana Ama McBrown' which doubles as a big brand in the Ghanaian entertainment industry after years of marriage. Nana Adjoa Hackman, wife of Gabby Otchere Darko
Although not known much in the public space, wife of Mr Otchere Darko still maintains her father's name after several years of marriage. The couple are both barristers in law. Gabby and Nana practice in a law firm called Africa Legal Associates as senior partners and managing partners, respectively. Captain Planet's wife, Uche Ofodile
Sylvanus Dodji Jeoffrey (Captain Planet) and the Liberia MTN CEO got married on June 20th, 2014. Madam Uche still bears her actual surname after several years of marriage to her Ghanaian husband. However, the marriage of musician Captain Planet of 4X4 fame and his wife Uche Ofodile, has been much-talked about in the media. Many have described their marriage as 'entrepreneurship', in which Captain Planet was in for financial opportunities. Send your news stories to and via WhatsApp on +233 55 2699 625.  |
| Posted: 29 Jul 2020 05:44 AM PDT  ADVERTISEMENT Ace journalist and Acting General Manager of GHOne TV, Nana Aba Anamoah has thrown some shades at her female colleagues over the latest social media challenge "Women Supporting Women".There has been a social media challenge for female celebrities where they post a black and white photo of themselves on social media with the hashtag "women supporting women". Some Ghanaian female celebrities who took part in the challenge in the early hours of yesterday are Jackie Appiah, Vivian Jill, Eno Barony, Nana Ama McBrown, Nadia Buari, Martha Ankomah, Yvonne Nelson and many others. READ ALSO: Kurl Songx Drops Pride, Begs Former Boss And Ask For A ComeBackAccording to Nana Aba Anamoah, these Ghanaian female celebrities were doing that for social media likes and attention because, in real life, they don't support their fellow women. She lambasted them for displaying hypocrisy by using the latest social media challenge. She tweeted "You don't support any woman but you're busy posting black and white pictures." READ ALSO: Late Ebony Reigns Snapchat Account Shockingly Comes To Life After Throwback Video Pops UpSource: www.ghgossip.com  |
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