A man has reportedly made the harsh decision to breakup with his wife upon their relocation back to Nigeria due to her inability to perform well academically.
A Twitter user who shared the story on the microblogging platform, stated that the woman failed her Master’s degree programme abroad.
Unfortunately for the couple, it meant they failed to qualify for a graduate Visa and as such had to be sent back to Nigeria.
According to the narrator, the husband referred to his wife as a dullard and expressed regrets that he did not marry his intelligent ex-girlfriend.
However, the wife, defended herself by saying that her hubby impregnated her the moment they arrived in the host country and because of her condition she could not cope.
The post reads; “Wife failed Masters. They couldn’t get Graduate Route Visa because of that. They’ve gone back to Nigeria.
Husband said wife is a dullard and he should have married his intelligent ex. Wife claims he impregnated her the moment they relocated and she couldn’t cope with studies. Back home and marriage has scattered. Wahala.”
In other news…
A Nigerian man has shared the shocking story of how his brother’s fiancée absconded with his money while he was preparing for their wedding.
The guy known on Twitter as @numberonetweep said his sibling deposited N3million into his intended partner’s account, but she used the money to process visa.
According to him, the money his brother’s wife-to-be used to travel abroad was meant to make arrangements for their wedding.
He tweeted; “My brother deposited 3million Naira into his wife to be account in preparation for their marriage. The girl use the money to process Visa and travelled out😭”
In reaction, @BoluAdegbola56 said; If this is true, your Bro na Mumu. Well, he can write to Police and Interpol to get back his money.
@rollzman_x; Congratulations to the two of them, when is the husband going to meet her?
@dejiimole; Abeg introduce me to her. Person wey process visa with just 3 million na god.
@amourab; Women are very decisive when they want to deal with you. The Yoruba proverb “that a woman have children for you does not say she cannot kill you” is a reminder that even the people closest to us can hurt us.
