Ghanaians have reacted to a trending video of a lady interrupting a groom while dancing at his wedding. 

The video sparked serious outrage on social media earlier today with many slamming the lady for stopping the groom from dancing with his bride.

In a series of tweets, Ghanaians say what transpired is part of the tradition of Dagombas who are from the Northern area of Ghana.  According to one of the tweets, a groom’s cousins are regarded as his ‘’wives’ and during a wedding ceremony, the cousins display such an act just to make the bride know she is ‘’stealing’ their husband.

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