Woman raises uproar as she lends hubby's N800k to ex-boyfriend

A woman recently took to social media to share her predicament involving an ex-boyfriend. Her husband who is a civil servant moonlights as a taxi driver and has managed to save up to N1.6 million which she helps him keep.

However, she now has a difficult decision to make as her ex-boyfriend is dire need of N800k to clear his goods and she's considering lending him the money from her husband's savings.

Many people have since reacted to the post, advising her against loaning him the money.

An unidentified lady recently took to social media to seek advice concerning her husband's hard-earned money and her ex-boyfriend in dire need of financial assistance.

Narrating her story, the lady explained that her civil servant husband works as a taxi driver in his free time and through his combined hustle, has been able to save up to N1.6 million.

The lady is thinking of lending her hubby's money to an ex-boyfriend

She revealed he entrusted her with the money to help him save due to her non-extravagant nature. However, her ex-boyfriend is in need of N800k to clear his good, a loan which he intends to pay back at the end of the month.

The lady has expressed concern about the possibility of him paying back as she is considering taking half of her husband's savings to help the said ex.

She is therefore seeking advice from social media users on what to do.

Read the story below:



Source: Instagram

Many people who read the story were outraged by the fact that she is considering offering help using her husband's money. Others are of the opinion that she shouldn't even have any business with her ex since she is married.

Read some comments below:

reina_reads: "Sis, is you madt?"

asoebiafrica: "I wish I could e-tap someone's head"

priddyboo: "If you give that ex that mans hardwork and sweat and he runs away with it which he will, you will suffer for 600 years. Man of his words yen yen, why una no marry??? Shey you dey whine me ni, is it crack?"

__thekarenllionaire: "Lol as you’re giving him, be packing your bags to follow him nne. Why do you even still keep in touch with your ex?"

drstochasticz: "It is NOT your money. You are about to fry your marriage. Weldone ma. Let your ex approach the bank for a loan."

abiolaoladapo1: "And her husband is busy slaving for the family! Not knowing that ori iyawo ohun ti gbabode!"

angular_perspective_: "For you to reach this point, I won’t even rule out that you’re still sleeping with your ex. That’s how you bring a child home that’s not your husband own. We men have sha suffered."

promiedollars: "How will you feel if your husband borrow his own ex the same money without informing you."

buyinzaannita: "An ex should stay an ex as in his in the past......you’re a new person now (wife to someone else), please respect your husband and do not touch his money. You can always say No to your ex. The End."

ladyjanessa: "Sister, there's a reason an ex is an ex. Don't destroy your home because you're trying to be good to anyone. Your husband trusts you; the reason that money is with you in the first place. Please DO NOT break that trust."

Meanwhile, it's been almost a year since the news of Nollywood actor, Blossom Chukwujekwu's failed marriage with fashion entrepreneur, Maureen Esisi, hit the internet and some fans are still not over it.

Just recently, Esisi, who goes by the moniker Redvigor, took to her Instagram page to share a little about her failed marriage. Sharing a video of herself on a bad workday on August 11, she pointed out that it was the same day she received the news of her failed marriage in 2019.

Redvigor revealed it was her father who told her that her marriage to Chukwujekwu was over. She explained that her first reaction was to laugh and pace the room. Then, she pondered why she was the last to know about her failed marriage.