"She Thinks this is Nigeria": Abroad-Based Nigerian Lady Packs out of Mum's House, Involves Police

"She Thinks this is Nigeria": Abroad-Based Nigerian Lady Packs out of Mum's House, Involves Police

  • In a viral video, a Nigerian lady based abroad called 911 on her mother after their misunderstanding got physical
  • Tagging her mum as a narcissist and abusive fellow, she alleged that the woman locked her up in the house
  • She was seen packing out of her mum's house with her daughter in the presence of the responding officer

A lady has exposed her misunderstanding with her mother on social media after claiming she was held hostage while trying to move out.

The lady, Paula Ifeanyi, of Nigerian descent, videoed her whole conversation with her mum as she tried to leave the house.

Paula Ifeanyi, lady based abroad calls police on her mum
She said her mum was abusive. Photo Credit: @paulaifeanyii
Source: TikTok

A second video showed the lady finally out of the house amid tears. The lady, who has a child named Amaka, described her mum as narcissistic and abusive.

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Paula involved the police

The 25-year-old said her mum prevented her from leaving and even hit her. The mother was on the defensive as a police officer arrived on the scene to wade into the matter and restore calm. Paula had called 911 to intervene.

It is not clear what the genesis of the mother-daughter problem is, but the lady said she was done staying with her family and wanted out.

Netizens showed solidarity with Paula on the matter.

Watch the recent videos of her issue with her mum below:

People showed her support

Danielle Osemene said:

"I haven’t spoken to my mother in years.. Set yourself free my Nigerian sister."

Faith said:

"Until you go through this, you won’t understand. Don’t judge her!"

AlexGoneWild said:

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"Haven’t spoken to my African dad In years babe.. it gets easier."

Resse Brown said:

"Those are tears of pain and anyone that says differently won't understand."

Xena Stryker⚡#ArchitectBae said:

"DON'T LOOK BACK! Family and “friends” will try to guilt you into forgiveness which is basically repeated abuse. Cut everyone off that gaslights you!"

Jimaojo said:

"She thinks this is Nigeria eh."

Woman calls police on son at midnight

In a related report, a woman had called 911 on her son for inviting his friends over to the house at midnight.

The woman didn't stop there but went further to knock each of her son's friends for not giving it a second thought over coming to her house at that odd hour.

A short video capturing her scolding her son's friends in the presence of the responding officer was shared by @gossipmilltv on Instagram.

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Lady calls 911 on her Nigerian mother-in-law

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a US-based lady had called the police on her Nigerian mother-in-law.

Speaking with an officer on 911, the woman said that she did not feel safe in the house and needed the police to come take her mother-in-law out.

While she was talking on the phone, the mother was sitting on the bed. After she was done with her call, her man called a supposed family member, telling the person that things were not okay in his home.

Source: Legit.ng

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