Ras Mubarak attacks his ex-wife for “fraud” of GH ¢ 63,000 tuition fees for their daughters

Ras Mubarak, former deputy of Kumbungu constituency

Former Kumbungu MP Ras Mubarak and his ex-wife Rasheeda Adams clash again.

This time, the former lovebirds are fighting over the school fees of their two young daughters.

Ras Mubarak received a private message from his ex-wife, threatening to change the names of his children as well as their passports after paying 10,000 GH ¢ out of GH ¢ 63,000 in fees.

She further indicated that if Ras Mubarak refused to pay the rest, then he should be ready to appear in court.

According to Mubarak, for the past four years, his ex-wife has changed schools for girls every year without telling him but refuses to pay the admission fee as he has never been consulted for the change of school, yet he paid their tuition.

Mubarak said that as a responsible father, in his daughters ‘previous schools, he was able to pay his daughters’ school fees in full with his own sweat.

“A woman who changed 4 residences in 5 years, changed 4 schools in 4 years without consulting or at least agreeing with the father who pays the children’s expenses… For the record, In all the previous schools of the children (Brainy Bairn , Dolly Memorial, Victoria Grammar), any journalist interested in the truth can go find out how my daughters’ school fees were paid. As a responsible father, I paid every Cedi or dollar with my sweat, but of course as a matter of principle I refused to have anything to do with the admission fee because I didn’t been consulted on changes at school and or my concerns were completely ignored, ”Ras Mubarak wrote on his Facebook timeline.

He continued: “On this last school she took the kids to where the admission fee is over twenty thousand cedis per child, I wouldn’t pay a dime in admission fees since the fake Mrs. Adams decided to be a “rich girl.” For someone with a notorious and despicable track record of changing the children’s school every year and three months, I won’t waste my money. Plus, I wouldn’t have to pay for something I can’t afford Unlike the fake Mrs. Portia Adam, I’m not living a fake life.