Stella Dimoko Korkus.com: Reality TV Star Karen Igho Says She Is Going Through A Divorce And Her Life Is In Danger

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Tuesday, October 01, 2024

Reality TV Star Karen Igho Says She Is Going Through A Divorce And Her Life Is In Danger

She Wrote; "I'm going through a divorce with my husband, I have been homeless for a year and I have been hurt s#xually and physically so if anything happens ask or hold the man who brought me to a country where and I know no one, he is trying to take children away by saying I'm mentally sick
God Almighty bless Nigeria and Africa my heart pray for your daughter of the soil, I have been through so much this past year, please African pray for my children and I In case you don't you hear from me again know that I have been k#lled, am not sick mentally and don't do dr#gs."



55 comments:

  1. God please see her through

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    1. When you choose to marry people without empathy, you won’t believe what they would do to you when the time comes. Kora Obidi comes to mind.

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  2. Oh Lord!
    Please intervene.
    E-hugs and kisses to you and those cuties.

    Stella na one of your solid bvs.
    Reach out to her.

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  3. I pray God shows up for you

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  4. God will see you through ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿฟ

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  5. Hmmmmm.
    You are in a country that works. He would need to prove you are mentally sick or on drugs.
    I’ll wait to hear from him before taking sides.
    This marriage thing is very complicated

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    1. Very very complicated annon๐Ÿคฆ.
      God will show up for you Karen, please stay strong ๐Ÿ’ช.

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    2. 19:07,

      You are clearly naive or not exposed.

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    3. thats very insensitive. Wicked even. This is exactly how caucasian men do it. Ruthy Milano, Korra etc. The men emotionally abuse you and when you explode record it, gaslight you. Use any signs of post natal depression to file a case. I hope you'll never have to go through this. Who asked you to take sides? Empathy is free.

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    4. 21:13
      True?
      Why do they all get so praised and used as the yardstick for trashing Naija men on this blog?
      The way one or two male bvs use oyibo women in measuring Naija women here?
      Here to learn.

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    5. How is an explosion shouting or argument equal to mental illness???. Post natal depression is a mental illness. If she hasn’t recovered, she needs treatment and not fighting . If you have seen or had post natal depression you would understand.
      Granted, yes I shouldn’t take sides and I’m sorry she’s passing through this. But this up there is not enough to vilify her husband as you’re subtly insinuating with your examples. If he’s otherwise, that’s a different ball game. But this write up isn’t enough. I wish them both well. Divorce is never easy on either party, especially the kids.
      Anon 21:01; you wish.

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    6. Women gather and assist Karen Igho.

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  6. Father Show her Mercy ooo
    Guide and Protect her๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™

    Hello iya Boys

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  7. Oh dear......this is a serious cry for help , may help come soonest for you & your kids Karen ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿฅบ

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  8. I hope she is safe, glad she spoke out. Pls Nigerians as you japa and go to foreign climates speak out whenever you feel your life is in danger. Forget shame and speak out. Just watching Prison Break the scene where the company wanted to kill Sara Tancredi and frame it as suicide. The moment she suspected their plans, she broke things in the room and scattered everywhere so that the evidence will show there was a struggle/fight and that she did not kill herself.

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  9. This is so sad. May she come out of this in Jesus name

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  10. My God, Please protect this woman and grant her mercy and favor.

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  11. This is serious
    May God intervene.

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  12. God pls come through for your daughter.

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  13. Marrying oyinbo is full of lots of challenges. They sexually adventurous, and no moral compass when it comes to anything sex just like dogs. But most time we feel they have the best culture, but if you looked deeply it can be really scary, they would just used you and dumped you regardless. And don't forget the dynamic of their colour can work against you in their country. Because oyinbo are very prejudice when it comes to their own people. The reason we get jobs here is that, you get the jobs they don't really want, if they want the job and you are there, omo by style you will have problems and they would remove you and you would be lucky to even leave without trouble. In this life there is no place like home. Wahala aye yi ti po ju.

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    1. Please dont generalise this...I am not in this situation and wil never be in Jesus name

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    2. Oyibo? Or are you writing about Nigerian men?
      Nigerian men not the worse on this s3x issue as the women here say?

      Truly each day, new light.

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    3. This has to be said, stop generalizing please, seriously. The experience of one, two or many doesn't define that of all. I was married to an Oyinbo (man). We got divorced without all the issues you mentioned (I walked away from the marriage because it wasn't working and we both deserve to be happy). My income was not even 20% of his, and I was all alone in the country, at the time. He didn't use all the opportunities or advantages he had to frustrate me, even with all my wahala. He and his sibling and sibling's in-law helped me with moving years after our separation, he was/is supportive, respective despite the devasting effect of our divorce on him. I wish I was as wise then, as I am now and get him to be part of the successes I appreciate God for today. But, I celebrate his honesty, support and values, all the same. I know there are unfortunate incidents happening between some biracial couples out there, but it's not the reality for everyone.

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  14. Oh God show up for her.

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  15. Abroad life is not easy, not to talk of marrying a white man for paper. Those of you in Nigeria don’t know how blessed you are. The quest to japa is not for the fair hearted. Abroad is just good for holidays not to live permanently. If you know, you know. May God see Karen through.

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    1. Abeg how did she marry him for papers? There are so many happy and flourishing marriages abroad so if you have nothing relevant to say don't cast aspersions. Thanks ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿฝ

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    2. Speak for yourself against all odd abroad is a nice place to live yes there are racism so it depends if not anything at least basic amenities day just pay your bills you will be fine. Even in Nigeria we have tribal racism.you provide your own basics amenities

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    3. Oyibo marriages are full of challenges for black people because they are self hating and see the white person as a celestial being. Black people develop a sense of superiority to their own people when they are hitched to a Caucasian.

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    4. Develop your land and marry your own kind. Peace will overwhelm you.

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    5. Anon 21:09 how did the conversation shift to “ abroad life… if you know you know”…, etc? I live in the US & I’m grateful to God that I can live in a home better than those in Eko Atlantic without looting from my fellow humans, drive the best cars without cheating or doing evil. Yes, I work 40 hours at a very good job like all my family, something that we all may never get in Nigeria without connection or looting/cheating.

      It seems working and paying bills, to maintain infrastructure, the very reason diaspora appeals to many for vacations is what many do not like about living in the west. God says “whoever does not work should not eat”. The day Nigeria works, there will be taxation & bills like the west but there will be accountability by politicians, consequences & jail terms with restitution for looting and NO cheap labor to form oga & madam at the expense of the masses by those who are not even half as rich as the upper middle class here. There will be nobody’s kid to use as maid (all kids must be in school up to K12, keep them home and go to jail), nobody’s husband to use as driver to stay in the car in the hot sun for peanuts etc as all labor will no longer be below living wage. Most ๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ฌs pay lip service to wanting a better Nigeria because all western countries have hard-work and high taxation plus infrastructure that works & is available to most, in common. A cleaning maid makes $200 for 8 hours of cleaning, excluding laundry. A personal chauffeur makes about $100k/year so all these “money na water” mentality will stop when everyone works and EARNS a living instead of looting. Notice your music celebs like David drive when here! They don’t keep personal drivers or use taxpayer funded security but private companies!

      Finally marriages between Nigerians of the same tribe break sometimes, it has little to do with race and like I heard Ali baba first say, “it’s not the first to call the cops that wins a case or is right”. There are three sides to a story. May God help her, deliver her and show her mercy in Jesus name. I don’t know which country she is in but ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ dies not run on emotion but verified facts.

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  16. I do hope some of Y'all can appreciate Nigerian Men?? See finish is the reason Y'all disrespect Nigerian men. . May God come through for you Karen.

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    1. LOL
      Mouths don change to no generalize, no generalize
      Yet we generalize Nigerian men
      Even the one wey say her husband good we been first dey tell am say na lie, na lie

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    2. Dibia Arusi na greed dey cause am no be see finish.

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  17. Hmmmm, aftte4 dating for 9 years before tying the nuptials in plateau state? GOD abeg o

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  18. God, please come through for her.๐Ÿ™

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  19. Eyaah, this is a cry for help. Please someone reach out to her.

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  20. May God in his infinite Mercies come through for her.

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  21. May God help her.

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  22. God protect her

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  23. Lady T /worth more than a thousand dollars2 October 2024 at 01:52

    Lord pls at this time, Karen needs help, needs the gift of men to help her. Pls send her help in Jesus name Amen. Let Your mercy speak for her and the children. Amen

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    1. Lady T rally sisters to help Karen. #womenhelpingwomen

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  24. Lady T /worth more than a thousand dollars2 October 2024 at 01:53

    She will not die on account of this problem. Send her help from zion. In Jesus name Amen

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  25. Problems with oyinbo marriages, some don't understand how slavery came about, there is no common ground unless if he is born again. They see black people as sex slaves especially the women. It is well with you Karen. Racism is everywhere and the white is understood before the black in thier country even in Naija.

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    1. What did your ancestors who sold and kept slaves see black people as? How many European countries has black slaves? How many of the families in those countries could afford a single slave? How many where enslaved despite being white people?

      Half education is dangerous.

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    2. That's why our colonial masters never apologised for the slave trade they started. Racism is everywhere some a subtle some are pronounced

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    3. Our women are greedy that is why they fall prey to Caucasian marriage fraud.

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  26. I pray that God will send you help speedily. No human deserve to go thru such experience.

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  27. Oh dear Karen, may help come your way. This is her speaking up for those who will say she kept quiet. Those close to her should reach out before It results to something else

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