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She wasn't looking good when I met her - Man laments his wife left him after he "made her beautiful"

She wasn't looking good when I met her - Man laments his wife left him after he "made her beautiful"
A Ghanaian man, Kakra has lamented that his wife, Mary left their marriage after he “made her beautiful.”
 
Speaking on a television programme on Thursday, October 29, he said Mary left behind their two children, aged 1 year and 5 years.
 
According to Kakra, he met Mary through his uncle, who arranged the marriage for him. 
 
The bride price was GHC 3,000 but he pleaded and they reduced it to GHC 1,500 for him to marry her.
 
He claimed that when he met Mary, she was not looking good, but he took very good care of her and today she is looking very beautiful.
 
Kakra also revealed that Mary already had 4 children from a previous relationship before he married her, while he had none, but he loved and accepted her unconditionally. 
 
Kakra woke up one morning only to find that Mary had run away, leaving their two children behind.
 
He says he called Mary's family and they told him Mary is not with them, but he believes she is with them.
 
Kakra is now pleading with Mary's family to return his wife to him.
 
The family is also demanding to know the whereabout of their daughter, while Kakra insists Mary is hiding with them.
 
She wasn't looking good when I met her - Man laments his wife left him after he "made her beautiful"
She wasn't looking good when I met her - Man laments his wife left him after he "made her beautiful"

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