Nkechi knew when she married Philip all of nine year ago that she was getting married to a ladies’ man. “His best friend who introduced us described him as a naughty boy with the ladies”, confessed Nkechi, “but I thought I was special when he asked me to marry him.

We were reasonably happy for the first few years until high-tech mobile phones became the status symbol of the rich.

“Around the time high-tech mobiles became popular, Philip, chartered accountant, was lucky to get a job with one of the airlines. We’d had two lovely children by then and Philip was obviously having the time of his life in his new job. Always with the latest mobile phones, he was constantly phoning and texting even whilst he was at home to check the staff and if possible, given passengers help and advice.

Inevitably, he started keeping late nights and no matter how bitterly I complained, he didn’t change his irresponsible habit. It was by a stroke of luck that he left his favourite mobile phone on the dining table that fateful day he was in the bathroom. I picked it up and checked his messages. ‘Hi! I hope you’re still dreaming of the time we had last night’ one message read. It was from someone named Kayode. Shortly after, there was a bleep and the text read. “Coming round later? I have a tasty meal waiting for you. Very tasty … yummy!’ This message was also from Kayode – very strange messages indeed for one man to send to another.”

“I quickly wrote down the number

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