- Netizens expressed mixed reactions to the bride price issues following a public separation between a woman identified as Chizzy and her husband
- The comments from people who watched her leave with her children highlighted the financial expectations and relationship dynamics in marital disputes
- Discussions also emphasised the need for private resolution over social media confrontation between people who have been married for such a long time
A woman identified as Chizzy Ernest has left her marriage with five kids after her husband failed to pay dowry for 15 years, no matter her constant whining, reminders, and pleas.
Source: Facebook
While moving away from her home, she wondered if her in-laws were hiding from her because she never asked for a wedding or big traditional marriage, so why was paying the bride price difficult for him?
In a video, Chizzy is seen walking away with her five children and luggage, and eventually, they are seen at their home, and she looks tired.
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“I left my marriage to a toxic man, but when I arrived home, my family chased me away because he had never paid dowry,” said Chizzy.
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Why does Chizzy’s sister-in-law think it’s her fault?
“How could my brother pay bride price for you, and you used to eat pizza and shawarma with all his money?” shot back the sister of Chizzy’s husband.
The allegations are still flying all over the internet, and currently, the woman who is living in another town is still demanding dowry.
How did netizens react to the separation?
Emmanuel Ifunanya:
“They never paid your bride price and you’re busy requesting for pizza, shawarma, hair, etc, and don’t even consider the man’s financial capability. madam you used your mouth to eat your bride price.”
Sew right with Joevita
“The theme of this content is justice for women whose bride prices haven’t been paid. My woman no go stop to Dey amuse me for this space.”
Heavén Kíss:
“For15 years you carry this small bag you are supposed to go give thanksgiving oh.”
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Ogumah Ofuje:
“And why are you referring to him as a husband instead of a boyfriend?”
Marion Njamunggeh
“I have only one brother, but if he is happy or sad, it shall never be my concern even going to their home it’s a no unless they visit.”
Omokhudu Odion
“From what I perceive, the problem seems to be the non-payment of bride price, which understandably may be a serious issue with some women, but this can be amicably resolved, but not on social media. My advice to the man is to take control of the situation and do the needful. Finally, I advise you madam, to please take this off social media and allow your in-laws to settle the storm in your home.”
Got Femi:
“I said something like this in her first post. I said this matter needs investigation, and now, things are coming up. Sister, support your husband to pay your bride price, ok. Payment of bride price doesn’t matter your marriage is peaceful and the marriage will last. Be wise!”
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Source: Facebook
Woman who paid dowry regrets honeymoon
In a different video, Jenniffer from Murang’a opened up about her painful marriage that began with love and faith, but ended in confusion and emotional turmoil.
Before the wedding, Jenniffer had recurring dreams where her wedding ended in chaos, though she initially brushed them off after praying against them.
She eventually went ahead with the marriage after praying for a sign, which she believed confirmed she should proceed.
Source: NgGossips
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