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KWAME DZOKOTO IN TROUBLE

...as Nana Ama changes plan

 By: James Harry Obeng


Whoever thought Judge Kwame Dzokoto, as quite the maverick he has proven to be over the past years, was above every task in flirting, and got it all wrong.

The past few days have showed the true him, against the unbending posture he has worn over the years in respect of how he goes about with his unquenchable, niggling craving for women.

Also, to that Dzokoto is close — fisted is an aged- old fact, at least to his lady victims. It remains nothing but the truth that he does not give out money to women (or girlfriends) that easily without expecting a ‘gesture’ or ‘treat’ in return.

He would rather prefer to parade his girlfriends around in his18th century automobile, and take them to the posh restaurants in town, than to give them ‘physical’ cash. This, however, takes only ladies of many brains to squeeze money out of his pockets.

Kwame Dzokoto will simply not prey to any plan (or strategy) by any lady to get money from him without the lady first giving him ‘something’. To him, it is untenable for any lady to reap what she has not sown; in so far as the lady is not prepared to dance to his popular tune of’ bed- mastics’

This has been Dzokoto until last week. Now, there is a new Kwame Dzokoto; a new Kwame Dzokoto who weeps easily and is ever ready to dish out money to women upon the least request.

By reason of how more brainy and ‘twisted’ Nana Ama proved last week, Kwame Dzokoto wept and wept because he could not fathom why a lady he has spent so much on should gallantly hop into another man’s car and off they go in his presence.

Nana Ama, no doubt, remains the most treacherous, cunning and ‘fastest of all the men and husband poachers around. Koo Fori compares to Nana Ama’s men — poaching capabilities.

She is slow, but sure, and can be trusted to win hands down any honorary conferment of a doctoral in ‘men — poaching,’ if ever there was any such award for grabs.

Not long ago, she succeeded in coaxing Yaa Baby, her own cousin into believing that she (Nana Ama) was really the messiah to rescue her (Yaa Baby’s) relationship with Bro Kofi from the danger posed to it by Boatemaa, another girl who describes herself as Bro Kofi’s fiancée.

By so doing, Nana Ama got the backing of Yaa Baby to relocate to Bro Kofi’s apartment as a means to block Boatemaa’s chances of winning Bro Kofi, and thus offer Yaa Baby an upper hand in the race to Bro Kofi’s heart.

However, the consequences are completely different stories for Yaa Baby to tell them better. Right now, Nana Ama has also become another cause of Yaa Baby’s sleepless night, aside Boatemmaa.

In short, Nana Ama who came in as the messiah is no different from the devil (Boatemmaah) herself by allowing Nana Ama to move to Bro Kofi’s apartment, Yaa Baby has got one more lady at hand to wrestle with for Bro Kofi her fiancé.

Nana Ama is really bad news and this is the basic reality Kwame Dzokoto missed out all when he decided to date her. Dzokoto should have known better, at least with his likes.

Now, Kofi Supa husband of Dela is close to luring Nana Ama from Dzokoto. And this has pushed Dzokoto to declare the money left in his bank account to Nana Ama, in an attempt to tame her for himself.

Dzokoto has promised to give Nana Ama any amount to rent a room of her choice, and has also asked her not leave him for any other man. How will Fafa, Dzokoto’s other girlfriend, take this development and how much money is Dzokoto prepared to give Nana Ama? Find out how the drama unfolds, next week with Spectator Agoro.

 

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      The Spectator          Page 17          Saturday, September 5, 2009


 

 
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