Ghanaian couple fighting abroad video fuels debate on cohabitation
Ghanaian couple fighting abroad became a trending topic after a viral video showed a heated domestic dispute inside a modern apartment overseas. Viewers quickly concluded the scene was outside Ghana because of the furnishings, the accent of the couple, and the apartment layout.
Reacting to the clip, commentator Chris-Vincent Agyapong warned men not to buy property abroad and then move a partner in without securing another place to live. He said men who fail to prepare risk losing their safety and assets when relationships turn violent.
“If your partner brings a knife with the intention of harming you and you have nowhere else to go, you have fundamentally failed as a man,” Agyapong stated. He reminded followers that many grandfathers did not live permanently with their partners, yet still raised families.
The viral footage of the Ghanaian couple fighting abroad shows a man trying to restrain a woman while she holds a kitchen object during a fierce argument. Commenters online said the video highlights the dangers men face overseas when they lack independent housing or legal protection.
Agyapong urged men living overseas to rethink how they structure relationships. He advised that in countries where “pay-as-you-go” arrangements are legal, men could consider them instead of permanent cohabitation.
“Men are suffering,” he concluded, stressing that planning, self-sufficiency and caution can prevent dangerous or one-sided situations abroad. He also encouraged public debate about men’s rights and safety within international relationships.
The clip continues to circulate on social media, fueling discussion about gender roles, migration, and the financial decisions that can leave men vulnerable in foreign countries.
Source: Video circulating on social media; Commentary by Chris-Vincent Agyapong
