Nigerian Woman Opens Up on Abusive Marriage After Fiancé's Hot Tea Incident

A Nigerian woman has taken to social media to share her harrowing experience in an abusive marriage. She revealed that her fiancé had poured hot tea on her face before their wedding, but she still went ahead with the marriage. The woman shared screenshots of her conversation with her then-fiancé, where he promised not to hit her again and instead keep malice with her. She thanked him for the promise and proceeded with the wedding plans. However, she alleged that the abuse continued, and he even had non-consensual sex with her when she was still recovering from childbirth. The woman claimed that she left the marriage when the abuse persisted, and her husband refused to provide financially for their children. She shared an audio recording of her husband banging on her door, trying to gain entry into her house, and a screenshot of their chat where he asked her to meet him at a hotel in exchange for financial help for their sick children. The woman stated that she realized she had married the wrong person when she discovered that her husband was trying to cheat on her with other women, but none of them were interested in him. She wrote, 'When I realized say na rubbish I marry, na when I will give through this man's phone and discover that all the girls he's always asking out try to cheat on me with them, none of them agree for him.' The woman's story has sparked outrage and concern about domestic violence and abuse in marriages.
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Dis man no get shame at all, na im wife dey suffer like dis. Make we dey aware of dis kind tin and try help our sisters and friends wey dey suffer like dis.
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