A couple in Ghana is said to have gotten stuck together while having s'ex in a guest house bedroom. Reports have it that the couple had to be taken away from the scene by police officers who were invited over the matter. It was rumoured that the amorous couple got stuck because a curse had been placed on them and they had to be separated by a special ritual.
According to reports:
'The incident was said to have happened at a guest house near the Nana Bosoma Market in Sunyani in the Brong Ahafo region. An attendant at the guest house told the GNA that the two lovers booked the room for 30 minutes but when their time elapsed, they failed to come out. He said he knocked at the door but heard some unusual sound from the room and informed some traders in the market.
“When we forced the door open we saw the unexpected as the two lovers were lying on the floor in torment,” the attendant said. When the GNA got to the scene at 2;30pm, activities at the market had halted and people had gathered at the guest house.
The police moved in, put the two inseparable lovers in a vehicle and drove them away. Some of the market women said the woman was a trader from Berekum who sells soap every market day. Some of them suspected that a curse might have been placed either on the man or the woman and said rituals had to be performed before they could be separated.'
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'The incident was said to have happened at a guest house near the Nana Bosoma Market in Sunyani in the Brong Ahafo region. An attendant at the guest house told the GNA that the two lovers booked the room for 30 minutes but when their time elapsed, they failed to come out. He said he knocked at the door but heard some unusual sound from the room and informed some traders in the market.
“When we forced the door open we saw the unexpected as the two lovers were lying on the floor in torment,” the attendant said. When the GNA got to the scene at 2;30pm, activities at the market had halted and people had gathered at the guest house.
The police moved in, put the two inseparable lovers in a vehicle and drove them away. Some of the market women said the woman was a trader from Berekum who sells soap every market day. Some of them suspected that a curse might have been placed either on the man or the woman and said rituals had to be performed before they could be separated.'
