Last week, Esther posted a disturbing video showing bloodstains on her clothes, and accusing her husband of abuse and taking the documents to the house she built.
She warned that if anything happened to her, he should be held responsible.
The video drew massive sympathy on the Internet.
In the days that followed, Esther announced sales promos, saying she owed suppliers ₦500 million. Supporters rushed to buy from her, and she listed a property for ₦800 million ….
While her husband was in police detention.
Mr. Justice is out from detention and has narrated his side of the story outlining what he says are the real issues in their marriage:
• He claims Esther’s mother moved in three months after their wedding and has lived with them for eight years, allegedly abandoning her other children and interfering in their home.
• He says Esther chased his mother away, called her a witch, and barred his relatives from visiting, while her own family lived with them freely.
• He insists he helped build her business from the ground up and supported her success.
• He alleges he caught her in extramarital affairs and claims a lawyer boyfriend is now influencing her decisions.
• He doubts the ₦500 million debt claim, saying she has steady bulk customers, and believes the property sale narrative is a strategy to reclaim assets after divorce while leaving him with nothing
Mr. Justice says he is being unfairly portrayed as the villain while Esther gains public sympathy. he urged Nigerians to examine the situation carefully.
Why will you move into your daughter's home immediately after marriage? So wrong..
ReplyDeleteWith the church she attends everyone is a witch,so I understand them..
But Mr man your logistics company lost several of her goods,she was already on a loan for the business then lost of goods added to the loan so the house,cars and many properties must go..
I blame both of you,I don't even care about Ur marital issues because that's on both of you but you employed criminals who stole from her and put her debts..
The house is already going,the business is in debt so what are u asking for again?
When I see people rush to support a woman's narrative without listening or getting full knowledge of the exact story, I only but wonder how the black race reason as a people. This is a reflection of decades of gender profiling that allowed women to get away with dangerous crimes.
ReplyDeleteJust like someone rightly said and I couldn't agree less, It's the same reason women became the most successful drug mules at some point because society attached an unearned toga of innocence on women for no other reason than the fact they are women, perceived as the "weaker" sex, and therefore seen as harmless.
Women are, in fact, capable of as much, if not more, dangerous crimes than men.
©️ TEEJAY
I have lived long and seen enough to by default take everything a woman going through crises in her home says, with a healthy dose of scepticism.
ReplyDeleteThe man goofed from the beginning. Allowing his mother in law stay in his house beyond a reasonable time frame was calling for disaster.
God and the two people involved know the actual truth.
ReplyDeleteThese happened when the man of the dress house is so lazy to be feeding from his wife.
ReplyDeleteBe a man work hard .
Wouldn't be surprised the man didn't bought a pin in that house.
Oga the both of you were detained na and when they released you two, you decided to stay back in Abuja.
ReplyDeleteBride price had been returned already. Now the house is on sell so as to raise money and pay back debt YOU incurred for her with your fake logistic company.
On top of the debt he incurred on her head, he still has mouth to talk...
DeleteLeave you with notting after divorce....na wah for you oga.
ReplyDeleteAnd the woman,s eye is shining like Torchlight,she no look sober at all.Two of una get fault.
If them never accuse the woman of infidelity them no go rest, liar!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOga but the people wey know you reach house say you are very promiscuous na,
Abeg abeg abegiiii