“He Nearly Ran Mad”: 3 Nigerian Women Who Showed Their Husbands ‘Shege’ After Travelling Overseas

“He Nearly Ran Mad”: 3 Nigerian Women Who Showed Their Husbands ‘Shege’ After Travelling Overseas

  • Getting married only to part ways in the foreseeable future is not often part of the plan of new lovers, but sadly, divorce or separation has become a reality for many lovers
  • While for some, the marriages end by way of a proper divorce, others find out through their partners' shocking actions
  • In this post, three women broke their husbands' hearts after moving abroad, and they did it in a shocking manner

The phrase “for better or worse” originated in 1549 in the Book of Prayer and is now a common marriage vow that has unfortunately not been tenable in the marriage of some couples.

Cheerlessly, some couples end their marriages in heartbreaking ways, as you would read about a few in this article.

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They all dumped their husbands. Photo Credit: Aaron Foster, Klaus Vedfelt, Favour Nnebedum
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Legit.ng, in this article, has shown a spotlight on real-life accounts of Nigerian women who dealt with their husbands after travelling overseas.

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1. Wife relocates with kids without telling her husband

A Nigerian nurse eloped to the United Kingdom with her old school mate who was her lover, and later returned to take her two kids without her husband's knowledge.

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A tweep, @Titilolaoluwa, shared the sad story on Twitter, saying it happened to his uncle, a civil servant in Ekiti.

According to him, the woman was granted access to see the kids after a lengthy legal tussle and visited them twice a year.

However, she took them away in the second year. Her estranged husband got to their school to find out they were nowhere to be found. He almost went mad.

2. Wife gets pregnant for another man after moving abroad

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Another man impregnated a married Nigerian woman after she migrated to the United Kingdom.

According to the story posted by a lawyer, @BolanleCole, the man sponsored his wife's relocation to the UK alongside their two children.

She eventually delivered the baby. When her husband in Nigeria got wind of it, he passed away from shock.

3. Woman blocks husband's numbers after moving abroad

A Nigerian woman secretly applied for a US visa and migrated to America with her two kids without telling her husband.

A human rights lawyer identified as Oloye shared the incident on Twitter, noting that the husband got wind of their planned migration two days before it happened.

Oloye said the man called him, but he advised the man to let them go. The woman, however, blocked her husband's phone numbers from being able to contact her upon arriving in America.

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Wife abroad finds out husband squandered money she sent him for a house

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a woman had cried out after finding out her husband lavished the money she sent him to build her a home.

Rinu explained that she planned to return home in June 2023 but realised her account balance was zero as her man pulled a fast one on her. Rinu, who has been in Saudi Arabia, said she felt like dying due to the shocking news.

The distraught woman lamented over the result of trusting her husband.

"I thought coming here in Saudi will solve all my problems but it is now 4 years with 0 balance on my account because of trusting my husband."

Source: Legit.ng

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Victor Duru (Editor) Victor Duru is a Reuters-trained award-winning journalist with over 4 years of working experience in the media industry. He holds a B.Sc in Management Studies from Imo State University, where he was a Students' Union Government Director of Information. Victor is a human interest editor, strategic content creator, freelancer and a Google-certified digital marketer. His work has been featured on US news media Faith It. He can be reached via victor.duru@corp.legit.ng