I Would Have Been Married By Now – Djifa Slams Ghanaian Men

According to a report by Ghbase News on Friday October 30, 2026, Ghanaian-Dutch medical doctor and social media personality Djifa Isabella Aicha Van Staalduinen has sparked conversations on social media after delivering a harsh assessment of her experience dating Ghanaian men, rating the experience zero out of 10 and describing it as extremely stressful.

The outspoken personality did not mince words when discussing her past romantic relationships, making it clear that her encounters with Ghanaian men had left her deeply disappointed. She also advised other women against pursuing similar relationships, insisting that she would not recommend the experience.

Djifa made the remarks during a livestream conversation on Twitch with Madein Ghana on October 27, 2026, when she was asked whether she had ever dated a Ghanaian man and how she would describe the experience.

Responding to the question, she immediately expressed her dissatisfaction, describing dating Ghanaian men as a stressful experience that had failed to meet her expectations.

According to her, her past relationships had been so disappointing that she could not encourage anyone to go through the same experience.

“Dating a Ghanaian man is so stressful. Yeah, you know, I do not recommend it. I don’t recommend it at all. Zero out of ten,” she said.

She further intensified her criticism by suggesting that her romantic life could have taken a completely different direction if she had encountered more suitable partners.

Djifa indicated that a positive dating experience might have resulted in marriage by now, suggesting that her previous relationships had not provided the kind of stability and satisfaction she desired.

She went on to describe the men she had dated in particularly strong terms, expressing frustration over what she considered their shortcomings.

“If it were a good experience, I would have been married by now. They’re all [u]seless. Very [u]seless men. The most [u]seless I’ve ever met in my life,” she added.

Her comments have drawn attention because of the sweeping criticism directed at Ghanaian men, with her zero-out-of-ten rating likely to generate mixed reactions among social media users.

While some may interpret her remarks as an expression of personal frustration arising from unsuccessful relationships, others may question whether her experiences should be used to assess an entire group of men.

Nevertheless, Djifa’s comments have brought renewed attention to conversations surrounding dating expectations, relationship compatibility and the challenges people encounter when searching for lasting romantic partnerships.

For now, her remarks remain a candid reflection of her personal dating experiences, although her strong choice of words is likely to keep the discussion alive across social media platforms.

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