- A widow suffers emotional abuse from second husband.
- The son of the widow shared the sad tale with the life coach and influencer, Agba.
- Tweeters react to tweet, expressing their displeasure with the man treating his wife unfairly.
In a tragic social media tale, a widow suffers emotional abuse from second husband.
Twitter influencer, @jon_d_doe, shared a conversation he had with the 22-year-old son of the said widow.
The young boy narrated that few years after his father’s demise, his mother met another man who was also a widower.
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Widow suffers emotional abuse from second husband
After being married to her new husband for a while, the young boy began to see changes in his step-father. He moved into his mum’s new matrimonial home and had to adapt to the situation of things.
The new husband had four kis and the young boy tried to get along with them. According tho him, his step-father was against his relationship with his new step-siblings, especially the girls.
After being maltreated in the house for a whiule, he moved out. He later discovered months later that his mother was being maltreated by her new husband and his children.
He narrated his pain to the life coach Agba and below are the comments from the tweet:
@FatenzoO: “And there’s a possibility that the man is jealous of your mother, reason that she has you. She single handedly raised you well.”
@FatenzoO: “Well said..Please don’t think twice to take her out of there if nothing change”
@b_oluwatayo: “I love this thread so much especially the last part about his source of income…God bless you Agba”
@Tprosper233: “Poster please just follow agba advise.. Don’t confront your step father please”
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They want to take our properties– Widow cries out for intervention
Meanwhile, a widow and mother of four children has addressed her deceased husband family members who tried to take possession of their property.
She was begging for support from the governor of Edo State, the oba of Benin, and other Nigerians and she pointed out that she and her late husband, who spent 24 years living in Europe, were legally married.
The widow continued by explaining that her husband had left for Nigeria after being diagnosed with cancer and showing no signs of recovery.
