You’ll Die Broke if You Date ‘Small Girls’ – Kwaku Bonsu Warns Young Men

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You’ll Die Broke if You Date ‘Small Girls’ – Kwaku Bonsu Warns Young Men
Aug 29,2019
 Kwaku Bonsam
Dating small girls has its consequences as it is only the affluent in society who are able to meet their increasing financial demands, Popular Ghanaian fetish priest, Nana Kwaku Bonsam has said.
According to him, young men who are in the habit of dating small girls are not only digging their graves but dissipating their resources and will finally become broke.
In an interview with Ike Unpredictable on Kumasi-based  Angel Fm monitored by MyNewsGh.com, he observed that the worrying trend of young girls making incessant demands for cash and other material things, make it impossible for the age group to date them.
“Though dating young girls help a lot but it wastes money. If you are young man and you need a good future then stay away from those young girls. Young girls are there for those who have enough money like me (Nana Kwaku Bonsam). They demand a lot and I am ready to pay to get my energy” he added
Kwaku Bonsu who has confessed to dating ‘small girls’, enumerated the advantages he derives from such a relationship including appearing young and strong because he is treated well in bed.
“I love dating and sleeping young girls because it makes me happy and stronger. I am always young as compared to my age group and my secret is dating young girls. I’m not shy to tell Ghanaians that I go out with young girls”, he confessed.

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