Leaving his wife to work and cater for four children all alone. 3 girls and 1 boy but they are now grown up.
The guy is the first born and doesn't stay with his mum again but the younger ones who still stay with their mum.(one is a graduate, the second to the last is a hair stylist while the last is an apprentice somewhere around here)
The wife and the children packed into this flat 4 years ago and after several begging from her children to allow their dad come stay with them since he isn't living fine with the other woman their mum accepted and the man packed in with them 2 years ago.
The children said and I quote "a je baba wa ni #1000" (meaning, their dad never spent any dime on them but used all his money to run after another woman).
Yesterday night, they began to shout and the shouting don dey turn to another thing. We rushed there and on getting there, the man was about using charm (igbadi) to flog the last born while the mother was shouting and screaming for help.
Yesterday night, they began to shout and the shouting don dey turn to another thing. We rushed there and on getting there, the man was about using charm (igbadi) to flog the last born while the mother was shouting and screaming for help.
I held his hand so tight and someone else wrapped him up like fufu. We took him outside then i asked the other lady to call their elder brother which they did. The guy came with a police and arrested their father stating that "he regretted allowing his dad to come stay with his mum and his siblings". The police men took the man away with the igbadi he was holding.
Wetin cause fight: the man went to bring the two children he had out of wedlock to stay with them and commanded the other children to take care of them and also send them to school. This was what he was discussing with them before the meeting led to another thing.
Wetin cause fight: the man went to bring the two children he had out of wedlock to stay with them and commanded the other children to take care of them and also send them to school. This was what he was discussing with them before the meeting led to another thing.
Na from my aproko level I kan gather say, the two children don dey for that house since 3 weeks ago but baba lie say na him brother pikin(the brother the wife and that the children don't know).
It's from baba's phone they got to know that those children belong to him(Note: they knew their father had 2 children outside but they have never met them or seen them before).
Now, you brought another woman's children (regardless of the fact that they are his children) to the house you don't pay the rent, the house you don't give money for food, the house you don't pay nepa bill. Everything they do in that house is done by the 1st,2nd and the 3rd child of the innocent woman.
Now, you brought another woman's children (regardless of the fact that they are his children) to the house you don't pay the rent, the house you don't give money for food, the house you don't pay nepa bill. Everything they do in that house is done by the 1st,2nd and the 3rd child of the innocent woman.
This man still has the mind to start beating his wife and still wants to kill his own daughter for rejecting the 2 children. Hmmmmm.O deep gan oooooo.
Who does that? When you had money, you were nowhere to be found. He finished everything, still the children forgave him and he is here trying to claim the man of the house. This man is totally at fault here because he couldn't even talk. He could not tell us what happened when we asked him. The wife and the children made their point openly but baba couldn't talk and he was still threatening them.
It is well shaaaa
Who does that? When you had money, you were nowhere to be found. He finished everything, still the children forgave him and he is here trying to claim the man of the house. This man is totally at fault here because he couldn't even talk. He could not tell us what happened when we asked him. The wife and the children made their point openly but baba couldn't talk and he was still threatening them.
It is well shaaaa
I wanted to ask why some Yoruba men have this attitude toward entitlement mentality and making babies up and down but i dont wanna be seen as making comments targeting a particular tribe so let me leave the question i wanted to ask.
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Pinky, you all didn't give the man a good beating to tush up his senses? He clearly needed the motivation. Calling the police was a waste of opportunity.
ReplyDelete“Do not give what is holy to the dogs; nor cast your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn and tear you in pieces". *Matthew 7:6*
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ReplyDeleteKilo chele
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This man
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DeleteWicked man. Good a thing he's been arrested
ReplyDeleteBut you already mentioned "Yoruba". Truth is, useless men full everywhere regardless of tribe or religion. This same thing happened in Warri years back and guess what? The man is Urohobo!
ReplyDeleteStella is right. I’m Yoruba and it’s an experience a lot of females have had.
DeleteYoruba parents should do better in raising their sons with the men leading by example.
I have one close to me too. My sister died 15yrs ago and left 2girls(with different fathers behind).
I single handedly raised them through private uni and sent them one after the other to the UK for their M.Sc with no contribution from their dads.
Imagine my shock when the I learnt father of the younger daughter, at 61yrs, deliberately impregnated and had a daughter with a single woman outside his marriage(he had since remarried on the promptings of my family), just because your daughter is in the UK though yet to get her bearings.
He actually told her she will raise this child and he did her a favour, started requesting for money from her as if they pluck money from trees in the UK. He didn’t even know she had yet to balance her fees which I was struggling with.
Yes, some men from other tribes do this but it’s most prevalent among us Yorubas.
She has already said what is on mind ,you had made it about Yoruba and I must say I am disappointed you did this . We have great people in all tribes and bad people in all tribes. We have seen monsters in every tribe and different nations of the world
DeleteStella isn't lying, I'm a Yoruba and I will say the truth, this thing is more common in Yoruba land, I also have someone like that that didn't train his older children, he literally contributed nothing to the lives of his older children, gave birth to another children at almost 60 year old and started telling his older children that they will be the ones to take care of them, if it's not stupidity, it's clearly a madness or both, stupid men everywhere.
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DeleteAnoy19:45, I have been on this blog for years , ask Stella to check her records if I have ever been given anything. You need to check your favorite before writing nonsense. So for you it means those that have taken give away shouldn’t have opinion, won to je dodo , won o gbudo so ododo mo.
DeleteI blame the Wife and Children for tolerating rubbish by bringing him back. Nonsense !!
ReplyDeleteThe children thought he has learnt his lessons but he is a leopard that never changes his skin
DeleteThe next thing
ReplyDeleteThat woman will die
He will waka the waka
They should separate abeg
God forbid
"he regretted allowing his dad to come stay with his mum and his siblings"
ReplyDeleteThier biggest mistake
Well, Stella's question has undoubtedly been asked, though indirectly. The Koko be say-- she don ask am. We need some answers perishππ
ReplyDeleteStella, you are funny.
ReplyDeleteYou wanted to ask?
Question you don ask finish
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As the saying goes, the road to hell is filled with good intentions. Their lives were going good in every way, suddenly they decided to let back in what had abandoned and forgotten about them for years, what could go wrong? Woman start get beating again and children to follow. You want to help man who doesn’t value any of you, then be ready to see their true colours. Forgiveness doesn’t mean you go back to the way things were in the past, you can forgive from a distance and have nothing to do closely with that person ever again.
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DeleteThank God he was arrested. Na wah.
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ReplyDeleteTribalism and religion is the problem of Nigerians.
ReplyDeleteDespite the fact say, Stella don Tay for Germany, she still has that ethnic bias in her head
I stopped reading when I got to *they accepted him back " as how nau?
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God forbid abeg
See as I dey vex.. useless man.
ReplyDeletePainfully, stories like this are more common than most people admit. You see them in compounds, hear them in hushed gossip between neighbours on the streets, among colleagues - individuals who abandon their homes for years, only to return when age or misfortune humbles them, demanding the respect they once squandered.
ReplyDeleteIt’s heartbreaking that this man, who abandoned his family, then returned to claim control over a home he neither helped build nor sustained. His wife and children carried the weight of survival, yet he repaid them with lies, violence, and entitlement.
The neighbours did right to stop him, and the police were right to arrest him. Forgiving someone like that without setting the right boundaries only reopens deferred old wounds.
The tragedy is that love, especially a woman’s, is often mistaken for an open gate. And forgiveness, when unguarded, becomes an invitation to repeat harm. That’s what happened here: compassion without boundaries turned into a weapon against the same people who offered it.
It’s a cycle that only breaks when someone - usually the children - finally says, Enough. Any individual who abandons their duties forfeits their authority.
Sometimes people should learn to forgive from a distance, everything is not about sentiment.
ReplyDeleteI just hope the man doesn't re enforce.
I forgive and I love from afar. Those kids mistake forgiveness for acceptance. The man did not repent the error of his ways. Why should he when they gave him free accommodation, free food and free money despite his abandonment. I always say never to take anyone who has wronged you back as they will come back to finish you.
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ReplyDeleteStella,
I am a Yoruba guy from Ibadan; although originally from Ilobu, Egbedore Local Government, Osun State.
There are many foolish Yoruba men all over the world. Foolishness is the exclusive preserve of many Yoruba men, especially when they touch small money.
Their trademark is to abandon their children and first love to live with another woman. In most cases, the other women are usually single mothers.
Btw, their foolishness always ends in regrets.
I was born by a man who was privileged to touch small money before he abandoned me and my siblings. I went through needlesss pains to train myself and my younger ones...
Far too many cases close to home and in my city - the end was the same for all of them - penury, sickness, shame, and regrets.
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ReplyDeleteThe Earlier people understand that some people are just Sperm Donor and Womb Donor
I blame the Children for allowing a Useless Scumbag of a Man to come back into their Life
Not every thing deserves Closure,It happened for a Reason, F..k the Closure and Try and move on.
Imagine, trying using Charm on your Kids because she doesn’t support your wicked and useless act
Love n Light to them
CEO Empress
CEO Empress
ReplyDeleteThe Earlier people understand that some people are just Sperm Donor and Womb Donor
I blame the Children for allowing a Useless Scumbag of a Man to come back into their Life
Not every thing deserves Closure,It happened for a Reason, F..k the Closure and Try and move on.
Imagine, trying using Charm on your Kids because she doesn’t support your wicked and useless act
Love n Light to them
CEO Empress