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A married man had a girlfriend popularly referred to as ‘side chick’ who gave birth to three children for him because his marriage had not produced a child after many years.
He, however, discovered later that he was incapable of making a woman pregnant. So where did the three children come from?
Catch JoyNews documentary, Just One which tells the story of how society is stigmatising childless women for the ‘sins’ of their men.
It also highlights the increasing rate of infertility amongst both men and women as a result of our modern lifestyles.
Just One is produced by multiple award-winning journalist Seth Kwame Boateng.
Watch the preview below:
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