A Nigerian man has expressed concern that his wife may cheat on him under the right circumstance because of a statement she made.

The man going by the handle King of Guam said that his wife had admitted she would cheat on him if she found a man who could give her 10 million Naira.

He claimed that when she spoke up, they were discussing some of his married buddies who have affairs with other men’s spouses, and while his wife criticized the women who committed adultery, she indicated that she would definitely do so for an amount.

He was shocked by her response because he had always trusted her to remain faithful and after hearing what was in her mind, he was too stunned and in disbelief to respond.

In his words;

“I was discussing with my wife yesterday about some married guys I know who were dating other people’s wife.
She was like, “How will women act like that bcos of how much? See, I can only leave u if I see a man who will gives me #10 Million Naira cash!” I kept quiet but held it.
I have always trusted her, until recently she made some moves bcos she got big funds. I av seen her acts when she has big cash, it was terrible, but I moved on. But she said this now when we were gisting. Should I just expect anything from now on?”

Late popular traditional healer Fatai Yusuf, also known as Oko Oloyun, left behind a widow named Silifat Wura who recently remarried.

According to reports, barely three years after the death of her first husband, the mother of six has wed a new husband, Aremu Abiola.

On November 12, 2022, the couple hosted a spectacular wedding ceremony in Lagos.

Oko Oloyun was murdered on January 23, 2020, when unidentified gunmen opened fire on his two-car convoy on the Abeokuta-Iseyin road in the Oyo state.

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In other news, popular Nigerian clergyman and actor, Mike Bamiloye, has taken to his official Facebook page to issue a serious warning to people with broken marriages.

This follows the barrage of negative marital advise and bad press surrounding the institution of marriage on the internet.

Addressing people with broken marriages, Mike Bamiloye instructed them to desist from advising single folks, especially ladies, not to respect the institution of marriage.

The drama evangelist who has been married to his wife for 34 years wrote, “If you have got a broken marriage, don’t ever advise the single ladies not to respect the marriage institution”.

An 8-year-old boy who was abducted by his stepfather has been rescued by detectives in Kenya and returned him to his devastated mother.

The suspect, Nemwel Ondar, abducted the boy early on Saturday, November 12, following a domestic dispute with his wife, Everline Nandera.

The perpetrator was apprehended when the boy’s frightened mother reported the incident to the Embakasi police station at around 9:30 am.

The suspect ordered and threatened to stab the boy to death with a kitchen knife if the wife didn’t take immediate action, according to a statement released by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI.

Read the statement here;

“Nandera told detectives that she had left their home in Embakasi’s Tel Aviv area at the crack of dawn, headed for Muthurwa market.
But upon coming back at around 9:20am, she found her husband and son missing. A note had been left behind by the husband Nemwel Ondari, 32, demanding for a ransom of Sh50,000, for the release of the boy.
In the note, the man also warned his wife that he would kill the boy using a kitchen knife which he had carried, should she try any monkey business.
Immediately the woman filled her report at Embakasi police station, detectives from the elite Crime Research and Intelligence Bureau (CRIB) based at DCI Nairobi area were assembled and a manhunt for the suspect was launched.
The detectives assisted by their Embakasi counterparts traced the suspect and arrested him at the NMS Green Park matatu terminus off Haile Sellasie avenue, a few hours later.
The detectives established that the couple had a heated argument last night and after Everline left early in the morning for Muthurwa to fend for her family, the man packed his clothes and a kitchen knife in two bags, before taking off with the boy.
The detectives pounced on the man at around 4pm, as he eagerly waited for the ransom to be deposited into his Mpesa account.
Mother and child were reunited and the man was escorted to Embakasi police station, where he is cooling his heels awaiting arraignment.”