Wife rubs ginger and hot pepper on drunk husband’s penis

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A 48-year-old married woman Georgina Asor, who is fed up with her husband Kwaku Seidu’s drunkenness, in a bid to discipline him has rubbed grinded ginger and hot pepper on his genitals at Wassa Akropong in the Western Region.

Mr Seidu, a well known consumer of large quantities of alcohol especially locally brewed gin (Akpeteshi) and a chain smoker is said to be found in a drunken stupor most of the time.

Madam Georgina Asor who’s greatly worried about her husband’s behaviour, according to residents has for a long time been advising him to desist from the shameful act, but her admonition has fallen on deaf ears.

A resident who spoke to Kasapafmonline.com said what even gets her exasperated is when people find her drunk husband in town and bring him home in a state he’s unable to control himself.

Since Mr Seidu decided not to turn on a new leaf, his frustrated wife who could not bear her husband’s conduct anymore is said to have hatched a plan to teach him a lesson the next time he gets drunk.

So on Tuesday evening when Kwaku Seidu had returned home from town as usual drunk and had gone to bed, an angry Madam Georgina Asor, then decided to strike.

She quickly went to her kitchen and grinded ginger and pepper, went into their bedroom, removed his husbands pants and rubbed the prepared substance on his manhood. And because he was drunk he was oblivious to what had been done to him.

He only woke up after feeling a strong burning sensation on his genitals and began shouting for help which attracted residents to their home.

Mr Seidu angered by the punishment meted to him by his wife reportedly called for a dissolution of their marriage but the family of both sides stepped in and settled the matter advising him to turn on a new leaf.

Source: kasapafmonline.com