Nigerian Woman, Eno Jossy, Hits Back at Critics After Remarrying

Eno Jossy, a Nigerian woman, has taken to social media to address those who have been mocking her for remarrying after a failed marriage that produced two children. In a post on Facebook on July 31, 2026, Eno shared her story of struggle and perseverance, revealing that she had to endure hardships such as suffering burns from hot oil and harsh chemicals while making soap, and riding bikes to village markets to sell her products. Despite these challenges, Eno remained committed to her business and her faith, and she is now celebrating her new marriage, during which her bride price was paid in dollars. As she reflected on her journey, Eno expressed her gratitude to God, saying, 'My Bride price was paid in Dollars. When I look back to how far I have come and how faithful is Jehovah to me, I’m in awe of him.' She also reminded her critics that they do not know her story and should not be quick to judge, saying, 'Before you hate, mock or slander someone, try to know their story.' Eno's story is one of hope and resilience, and she is now enjoying her new life with her husband, whom she describes as a gift from God.