Nigerian Lady Gives Reason Why Married Women Should Be Comfortable with a Second Wife

Nigerian Lady Gives Reason Why Married Women Should Be Comfortable with a Second Wife

  • In a heartfelt Facebook post, Na’ima Hudu, a young Nigerian lady, shares her thoughtful plan for harmonious coexistence as a second wife
  • Her insights aim to benefit both women and their husbands in polygamous marriages, she advocates for healthy relationships among co-wives
  • Naima also promises to treat all children fairly, regardless of their mother, fostering a nurturing environment

Na’ima Hudu, a young Nigerian woman, shares her thoughtful plan to be a second wife.

Her approach emphasises cooperation, fair treatment of children, and respecting boundaries.

Lady aspiring to be second wife speaks
Nigerian lady speaks. Photo credit: Naima Hudu
Source: Facebook

By shedding light on polygamous marriages, Na’ima encourages empathy and kindness.

Full excerpt of Naima’s post:

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"Why you shouldn’t panic if your husband takes me as a second wife
“If your husband informs you he would be getting married to me as a second wife, please wifey, do not panic! Because…
"I am not getting married to our husband to compete with you, you’re my sister in Islam and that we share same husband doesn’t make either of us bad women.
"By Allah, visiting seers and soothsayers aren’t in my blood, I never saw my mum nor sisters go diabolical and with Allah’s guidance I will NEVER tow that path till I take my last breath.
"I will never encourage our husband’s bad behaviors even when it is towards to you. I will try as much as I can to always bring his mind to it whenever he is towing the wrong path. I do not want to know if your wife is a weakling in za oza room or her food tastes horrible.

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"My friends, sisters or even parents would not have that chance to advice I hurt or treat you or your kids badly, I do not even have family members to do this. My sisters are yours, just as my mum is your mum, if I offend you, call my mum to lay a complain. In fact, my sisters would tilt more towards you and always support you as they are all first wives and them dey beef me
"Know that your children are mine too and my household is always open for them to come in anytime! I do not fear your reactions when I treat them wrongly but I fear Allah’s punishment. So know that, even when you’re absent, I won’t harm them.
"It is absolutely normal for us get jealous, especially when our husband begins to tilt or becomes fond of one of us more. However, what isn’t normal, is trying to hurt me in whatever way or paint me bad to our husband just to gain his pity.

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"When it’s your day, I am going to try not to interrupt with calls nor chats so you could have a swell time together, plus i expect same from you. Of course, not in the case of emergencies or even important matters.
"So, no fear my sister and I pray Allah blesses our marriage with our husband.”

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian woman, Fatima Yusuf Nuhu, had nothing but kind words for her husband as he married her former student as a second wife.

On Wednesday, November 29, the woman shared her husband's wedding IV, inviting people to grace the December 2 occasion.

In another Facebook post on Sunday, December 3, the businesswoman opened up that she got to know about the wedding a week before it happened and commended her husband for being open about it.

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Basit Jamiu (Editor) Basit Jamiu is a journalist with more than five years of experience. He is a current affairs and politics editor at Legit.ng. He holds a bachelor's degree from Ekiti State University (2018). Basit previously worked as a staff writer at Ikeja Bird (2022), Associate Editor at Prime Progress (2022), and Staff Writer at The Movee (2018). He is a 2024 Open Climate Fellow (West Africa), 2023 MTN Media Fellow, OCRP Fellow at ICIR, and Accountability Fellow at CJID. Email: basit.jamiu@corp.legit.ng.