A Nigerian woman intends to impose her pregnancy on her husband, introducing her ex-partner, who caused her to become pregnant, as her “brother.”
This is contained in a post making waves on a popular social media platform, X, formally Twitter.
In the said post, the woman and the said husband made themselves available at a radio station where they detail their situation.
The man could be heard in the video narrating how he got to find out that the person he calls his wife is pregnant and the pregnancy is for a man who she introduced to him as her ‘brother’ and just recently found out that he is her ex.
The video shows that the lady and her ex-boyfriend had intimacy which led to pregnancy and they both had planned to force the said pregnancy on her husband.
The husband could be heard in the video narrating his side of the story saying: “They said the pregnancy, they’ll force it on me. I asked her about the brother she introduced me to and she said he’s her ex-boyfriend. the same person you call brother that I prostrate to?”
He made more shocking statements in the video and as the post made it’s way online, concerned individuals stormed the comment page of the post to share their thoughts.
See some reactions below:
IPF FRAME AND INTERIOR DESIGN: “awon were single members won oni ri o ti oko bale sita won ma bere ekun ori buruku.”
Abikeade: “woman will not talk about what she did now oo, if his guy abandon her now, some idiot will be cursing dis young man, can dis man trust any woman again.”
lanrekehinde: “so sad! Man, just discharge her for your safety.”
@raymond021994: as for me ooo,i no marry again.and nobody can change this in my mind
@scolari: Thank God say evidence Dey 
@micky b12: some women no go see this one oo if to say the man abandon the child now you go here is not responsible na why single mother plenty ojukokoro too much
@Abikeade: woman will not talk about what she did now oo, if his guy abandon her now, some idiot will be cursing dis young man, can dis man trust any woman again
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Published by Ejoh Caleb
