A Nigerian lady simply identified as Bunmi has come out to openly to share her own side of the story after leaving her husband to be at the altar in November 2015.
Bunmi who is in her early 30s went solo before she finally spoke on the issue two years after. She narrated how hard she suffered for taking that decision as her family members did not support her.
Check out what she had to say below:


“ I left my man at the altar and now both his family and part of mine hate me,” she began.
“ It was a Saturday in November 2015. It was supposed to be my wedding day. But I was still unsure. I’d been pressured to say Yes. I was sad.

“Everyone was like: ‘ You’re over 30; he’s okay, has a good job. What is your problem? Just go through with it!’
He’d never hit me, but I just didn’t like him like that. I asked for time. Everyone said: “No! You agreed, you must go through with it!”
That morning, I was crying. My mother said it’s normal. I couldn’t accept that. I felt like I was being sent to a cage. I wasn’t happy!
All the fear and anxiety gave me running stomach. I locked myself in the bathroom. One hour; going on two. They said they’ll break the door.

11AM and we still hadn’t left the house for 10AM wedding. My dad asked me: Is there somebody else? I said no. He said: You want to shame us.
I lied then that I loved somebody else. There was nobody but I thought that would make them agree to cancel the wedding. They still refused.

By 11:30AM they were trying to force me into the car. My Dad’s elder sister, who had come from UK for the wedding, said: “Leave her alone!”
She said I had a right to change my mind. If I didn’t want to go through with it, then I shouldn’t. Still, some family members insulted me.
My Dad said I should leave his house. His sister said the house wasn’t his but their late father’s (my granddad). A big quarrel broke out.
My Dad now said I was the one to call my husband-to-be to tell him I’d changed my mind. I agreed. It was the hardest thing I’ve ever done.
Of course they were already in church. He didn’t wait for me to finish speaking. He cut the call. I couldn’t stop crying.

I’ve tried to explain that I wasn’t happy, but everybody still blames me. Some in my own family no longer speak to me. I keep to myself. ”

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Everyone sure has a side to their story! Now that's hers! Her life...her choices!

Hmnnn.....it is well

why force a lady to get married to a man she doesn't want??

Africans be just pressuring single 30+ ladies.

She did the right thing