Ghanaian woman reveals how Nigerian man accepted Javits Frimpong’s father after Ghanaian roommates

According to report by Gficon on Friday 6, November 2026, a Ghanaian woman has shared an account of how the father of 15-year-old Javits Frimpong reportedly struggled to secure accommodation in the Bronx, New York, after some Ghanaian residents allegedly refused to accept him as a roommate because he had a child.

According to the woman, the incident happened when Javits Frimpong’s father was looking for a new place to stay in the Bronx. During his search, he reportedly approached some Ghanaian roommates with the hope of sharing accommodation with them.

However, she claimed that the Ghanaian residents turned down his request after discovering that he had a child. Their alleged reason for refusing him was reportedly connected to his parental responsibilities and the presence of a child in the household.

Interestingly, the woman revealed that a Nigerian man eventually accepted him as a roommate despite the circumstances.

Her revelation has attracted attention, particularly because it highlights the difficulties some immigrants face when searching for accommodation in foreign countries. It has also sparked conversations about the importance of solidarity, compassion and support among Africans living abroad.

The story comes amid public attention surrounding the tragic death of 15 year old Javits Frimpong, a Ghanaian teenager who was reportedly shot in the Bronx while on his way to DreamYard in New York.

The incident has generated considerable concern among Ghanaians, with many expressing sympathy for the bereaved family and calling for support.

Although the woman’s account has not independently established the circumstances surrounding the accommodation dispute, her comments have prompted discussions about how Africans treat one another when living outside their home countries.

Many believe that people living abroad should demonstrate greater understanding and willingness to support fellow Africans, particularly those facing difficult personal circumstances.

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