"I Do, I Did, I'm Done": Association of Divorced Nigerian Women Celebrates Initiation of New Members in Video
- Many Nigerians have expressed shock and surprise over the existence of an association for divorced Nigerian women
- The association's activities became public knowledge after they were seen in a viral video welcoming new members
- The old members gathered in their numbers as they initiated new entrants amid dancing and jubilation
A viral video has shown an association of divorced Nigerian women celebrating the initiation of new members into their group.
A Twitter user identified as Abdullah Ayofele shared the clip on the social media platform, saying it happened in Port Harcourt.
Source: Twitter
Ayofele captioned the video thus:
"Wahala Wahala Wahala.
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"Group of Divorced Women celebrating initiation of New members in what they called.. "End Of An Error" and live a free life in Port Harcourt. Slogan of the Association .. "I do, I did, and I'm done"...... lolz."
A cake bearing the words ''I do, I did, I'm done'' was carried by one of the women as they all rejoiced.
Mixed reactions have trailed the video.
Watch the video below:
Reactions on social media
@arcadol said:
"What the Lord has joined together who can put asunder???? Should we not watch the company we keep?? #demonology."
@gbonjunbolaO said:
"Why are men always crying when women talk about divorce ?
"Women divorcing pains men more than the women involved sef."
@GentleTLADY said:
"Imagine if their sons are there thinking about when their wife's will join their mothers and they will be like their fathers."
@Dami4Change said:
"Happiness is free.
"But if the divorce was attributed to infidelity not domestic violence, no be mostly married men go still knack them?"
@AdebowaleShogb3 said:
"Since it's in Portharcourt bro forget it. those you're seeing now are just few .many of them are still inside their husbands house ,but not married."
@smileyoder said:
"After all is said and done. Coping with midlife crisis after the hectic divorce proceedings I'm guessing is no easy task."
Woman celebrates her divorce 6 years after
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a woman had celebrated her divorce six years after it happened.
In what she termed as putting a stop to divorce stigma, she shared photos of herself and her ex-husband sharing a meal and a "Happily Divorced" piece of cake.
She added that the two had met to celebrate the end of something that resulted in two handsome boys, as well as friendship, co-parenting, and maturity.
Immaculate was quick to note that her sentiments do not intend to glamorise divorce but inspire others in a similar situation to embrace the goings-on.
Source: Legit.ng
