Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by omooba969(m): 6:17pm On Oct 06 |
Yinabim: Hello Everyone,
I am writing here for the first time.
You could still write all the balderdash in a concise way you know. 🥴🥴 |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Akalia(m): 6:18pm On Oct 06 |
Polygamous family crumbles when the man (unifying force) is taken away. Madam, better go fortify yourself because the battle line has been drawn. |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by jaxxy(m): 6:18pm On Oct 06 |
Lady is the illegitimate daughter yeah?? Now the one causing most problems? u better not be cool with her. |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by PrettySmart(m): 6:18pm On Oct 06 |
Ishilove: Your husband died intestate, it seems. However, you have more claim to his property than his first child because her mother was never legally married to your late husband. I believe a property lawyer can throw more light on this. If you try to reason with her and she remains adamant, sue her greedy ass to court let's see who wins. Sometimes you have to put aside gentility so that human beings don't walk all over you. Best advice so far! Herein lies wisdom 1 Like |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Ontarioo: 6:19pm On Oct 06 |
This is deep. My condolences. |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by iykololo(m): 6:21pm On Oct 06 |
Yinabim: Hello Everyone,
I am writing here for the first time, i don't know how to feel about this because i a very private person but since the death of my husband i had to wake up everyday to sadness. I never knew the extent of pain people feel when they lose their loved ones until now. I cant even concentrate on anything else and his family are making things difficult for themselves already.
I'm so young and with a 2 year old daughter, i just hope God help me scale through this storm. I'll come here to update this page as things unfold.
The story My husband is a very kind man, he is way older than I am because he was a divorcee , ultimately he loved God and was very prayerful, I’ve known him for over seven years but we got married 4years ago and legalized the marriage in 2022. He has 5 children plus my two years old makes 6, tbh my husband is a very wonderful man and I doubt if men like him still exist. He holds my hands in middle of the night praying for me and my baby, he loved me sincerely. He met me in 100level and waited till I finished school. Anyways after I had a baby he said he wanted me to go to Canada to further my studies. I didn’t want to go because I was thinking of how he would cope without me, he promised to come every quarter and assured me it was for the best.
I left Nigeria in 2023 (April) , his last visit was January 2024, he was preparing to come again in September, however, I got the news of his death July 17th 2024. My whole world came crashing. I didn’t believe it, why did God give me such a wonderful man only to take him away from me suddenly.
For clarity purpose, it’s important to state that he has six children including mine
First child (female) married and resides in Australia My husband told me that her mother (woman A) had walked out of the marriage because he was poor, saying “she wouldn’t sit down with him in poverty” . They never had a legal marriage. So Woman A left to marry another man.
Woman B, legally married him had four children (two males and two females), I didn’t hear her side of the story and out of respect for her, I’ll just say irreconcilable differences, he decided he couldn’t move on with her and he divorced her. He however left her in their matrimonial house and left her with the water factory which she was running, although he didn’t hand over the documents
I am woman C.
I came home for the funeral, but before I could make it home , Woman A’s daughter has gotten home, gone to my matrimonial home and cleared all documents.
Please note that , no one ever lived with my husband and I in the house apart from my younger brother, Woman A daughter has also never visited the house.
My husband was into properties and he has two schools also (primary and secondary in different locations) . Durning my stay in Nigeria, Woman A’s daughter (lady A) has conducted herself like a kind person , although I saw red flags but in my state of grief I didn’t think much about them, from Fighting for my husband’s phones , to taking away his SUV, changing security guards at the gate etc. I honestly didn’t see her as a greedy person.
I came back to Canada that same week, she already brought in some lawyers who will handle letter of Administration and help oversee estate matters. Myself and all the children were on the same page till lady A said she wanted to be the sole signatory to the schools account.
I disagreed and suggested that three of us (myself, Lady A and one of woman B children) should sign concurrently alongside on all transactions.
Lady A was so adamant about the signatory issue that she started to throw shades and subtle insults , I stood my ground and it took her lawyer’s intervention before she agreed. Since then I have become lady As enemy.
Guess what? Lady A in recent development had instructed the security that no one should enter into my matrimonial home without her permission, I sent my brother there on two occasions and he was denied access, I can’t imagine seeking the permission of lady A who is in Australia in her husbands house before entering my own husbands house, a place she has never lived in or visited!! I don’t want this to lead to legal suits here and there, but these people are not so gentle and peaceful, I paid my dues in that house it was uncompleted when I married my husband and I contributed in my own way. I am not greedy and I’m willing to meet everyone in middle but Nigerians are so terrible, she is in Australia and she knows no one can do these nonsense abroad but they take advantage of gentility.
Why did the lady who left him for being poor coming back to fight for his wealth? What rubbish sense of entitlement is that! No shame at all. Doesn't he have family members who will stand in and fight? She should be arrested since there wasn't even a legal union between them. |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Obyangel: 6:23pm On Oct 06 |
Yinabim: Hello Everyone,
I am writing here for the first time, i don't know how to feel about this because i a very private person but since the death of my husband i had to wake up everyday to sadness. I never knew the extent of pain people feel when they lose their loved ones until now. I cant even concentrate on anything else and his family are making things difficult for themselves already.
I'm so young and with a 2 year old daughter, i just hope God help me scale through this storm. I'll come here to update this page as things unfold.
The story My husband is a very kind man, he is way older than I am because he was a divorcee , ultimately he loved God and was very prayerful, I’ve known him for over seven years but we got married 4years ago and legalized the marriage in 2022. He has 5 children plus my two years old makes 6, tbh my husband is a very wonderful man and I doubt if men like him still exist. He holds my hands in middle of the night praying for me and my baby, he loved me sincerely. He met me in 100level and waited till I finished school. Anyways after I had a baby he said he wanted me to go to Canada to further my studies. I didn’t want to go because I was thinking of how he would cope without me, he promised to come every quarter and assured me it was for the best.
I left Nigeria in 2023 (April) , his last visit was January 2024, he was preparing to come again in September, however, I got the news of his death July 17th 2024. My whole world came crashing. I didn’t believe it, why did God give me such a wonderful man only to take him away from me suddenly.
For clarity purpose, it’s important to state that he has six children including mine
First child (female) married and resides in Australia My husband told me that her mother (woman A) had walked out of the marriage because he was poor, saying “she wouldn’t sit down with him in poverty” . They never had a legal marriage. So Woman A left to marry another man.
Woman B, legally married him had four children (two males and two females), I didn’t hear her side of the story and out of respect for her, I’ll just say irreconcilable differences, he decided he couldn’t move on with her and he divorced her. He however left her in their matrimonial house and left her with the water factory which she was running, although he didn’t hand over the documents
I am woman C.
I came home for the funeral, but before I could make it home , Woman A’s daughter has gotten home, gone to my matrimonial home and cleared all documents.
Please note that , no one ever lived with my husband and I in the house apart from my younger brother, Woman A daughter has also never visited the house.
My husband was into properties and he has two schools also (primary and secondary in different locations) . Durning my stay in Nigeria, Woman A’s daughter (lady A) has conducted herself like a kind person , although I saw red flags but in my state of grief I didn’t think much about them, from Fighting for my husband’s phones , to taking away his SUV, changing security guards at the gate etc. I honestly didn’t see her as a greedy person.
I came back to Canada that same week, she already brought in some lawyers who will handle letter of Administration and help oversee estate matters. Myself and all the children were on the same page till lady A said she wanted to be the sole signatory to the schools account.
I disagreed and suggested that three of us (myself, Lady A and one of woman B children) should sign concurrently alongside on all transactions.
Lady A was so adamant about the signatory issue that she started to throw shades and subtle insults , I stood my ground and it took her lawyer’s intervention before she agreed. Since then I have become lady As enemy.
Guess what? Lady A in recent development had instructed the security that no one should enter into my matrimonial home without her permission, I sent my brother there on two occasions and he was denied access, I can’t imagine seeking the permission of lady A who is in Australia in her husbands house before entering my own husbands house, a place she has never lived in or visited!! I don’t want this to lead to legal suits here and there, but these people are not so gentle and peaceful, I paid my dues in that house it was uncompleted when I married my husband and I contributed in my own way. I am not greedy and I’m willing to meet everyone in middle but Nigerians are so terrible, she is in Australia and she knows no one can do these nonsense abroad but they take advantage of gentility.
Big sister, leave long story and take what belongs to you. Traditional way is what you need to deal with those idiots |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Tay0123: 6:24pm On Oct 06 |
Yinabim: Hello Everyone,
I am writing here for the first time, i don't know how to feel about this because i a very private person but since the death of my husband i had to wake up everyday to sadness. I never knew the extent of pain people feel when they lose their loved ones until now. I cant even concentrate on anything else and his family are making things difficult for themselves already.
I'm so young and with a 2 year old daughter, i just hope God help me scale through this storm. I'll come here to update this page as things unfold.
The story My husband is a very kind man, he is way older than I am because he was a divorcee , ultimately he loved God and was very prayerful, I’ve known him for over seven years but we got married 4years ago and legalized the marriage in 2022. He has 5 children plus my two years old makes 6, tbh my husband is a very wonderful man and I doubt if men like him still exist. He holds my hands in middle of the night praying for me and my baby, he loved me sincerely. He met me in 100level and waited till I finished school. Anyways after I had a baby he said he wanted me to go to Canada to further my studies. I didn’t want to go because I was thinking of how he would cope without me, he promised to come every quarter and assured me it was for the best.
I left Nigeria in 2023 (April) , his last visit was January 2024, he was preparing to come again in September, however, I got the news of his death July 17th 2024. My whole world came crashing. I didn’t believe it, why did God give me such a wonderful man only to take him away from me suddenly.
For clarity purpose, it’s important to state that he has six children including mine
First child (female) married and resides in Australia My husband told me that her mother (woman A) had walked out of the marriage because he was poor, saying “she wouldn’t sit down with him in poverty” . They never had a legal marriage. So Woman A left to marry another man.
Woman B, legally married him had four children (two males and two females), I didn’t hear her side of the story and out of respect for her, I’ll just say irreconcilable differences, he decided he couldn’t move on with her and he divorced her. He however left her in their matrimonial house and left her with the water factory which she was running, although he didn’t hand over the documents
I am woman C.
I came home for the funeral, but before I could make it home , Woman A’s daughter has gotten home, gone to my matrimonial home and cleared all documents.
Please note that , no one ever lived with my husband and I in the house apart from my younger brother, Woman A daughter has also never visited the house.
My husband was into properties and he has two schools also (primary and secondary in different locations) . Durning my stay in Nigeria, Woman A’s daughter (lady A) has conducted herself like a kind person , although I saw red flags but in my state of grief I didn’t think much about them, from Fighting for my husband’s phones , to taking away his SUV, changing security guards at the gate etc. I honestly didn’t see her as a greedy person.
I came back to Canada that same week, she already brought in some lawyers who will handle letter of Administration and help oversee estate matters. Myself and all the children were on the same page till lady A said she wanted to be the sole signatory to the schools account.
I disagreed and suggested that three of us (myself, Lady A and one of woman B children) should sign concurrently alongside on all transactions.
Lady A was so adamant about the signatory issue that she started to throw shades and subtle insults , I stood my ground and it took her lawyer’s intervention before she agreed. Since then I have become lady As enemy.
Guess what? Lady A in recent development had instructed the security that no one should enter into my matrimonial home without her permission, I sent my brother there on two occasions and he was denied access, I can’t imagine seeking the permission of lady A who is in Australia in her husbands house before entering my own husbands house, a place she has never lived in or visited!! I don’t want this to lead to legal suits here and there, but these people are not so gentle and peaceful, I paid my dues in that house it was uncompleted when I married my husband and I contributed in my own way. I am not greedy and I’m willing to meet everyone in middle but Nigerians are so terrible, she is in Australia and she knows no one can do these nonsense abroad but they take advantage of gentility.
My advice to you is since it has gotten to this stage, get yourself a very good lawyer and prepare evidences. Such a matter can only be settled in court and they will never listen to you unless through mitigation. As long as you are on your rights go to court. If she’s an illegitimate wife or daughter as you have claimed then she will have to come back to beg you |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by ednut1(m): 6:25pm On Oct 06 |
Why don’t i believe this story 2 Likes |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by newmoney133: 6:26pm On Oct 06 |
Story story story.Small girl with a big God.small girl use sense pursue wife number 2 from house and married old baba who furnished her with all she wants including abroad education.she was not around to take care of the man till he died.now somebody is crying because because first wife gentle but she get action lady as the daughter.the reason for love between old man and a young girl na money. 1 Like |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Jayjayconcept: 6:28pm On Oct 06 |
Wow!! at 100level you started fucking somebody's father...
For that,Wife A daughter will surely suffer you ehh...
Honestly if he was poor or average you will never date him..lol
What is the status of wife B and her 4 children. 5 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by spanzed(m): 6:29pm On Oct 06 |
Ishilove: Your husband died intestate, it seems. However, you have more claim to his property than his first child because her mother was never legally married to your late husband. I believe a property lawyer can throw more light on this. If you try to reason with her and she remains adamant, sue her greedy ass to court let's see who wins. Sometimes you have to put aside gentility so that human beings don't walk all over you. By hierarchy of persons entitled to the estate of a decease the wife comes first before the children. |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by NoPaddy4Jungle: 6:29pm On Oct 06 |
1..What is the nature of your marriage to him? (Traditional/Church wedding). 2. You deserve to be included in the letters of administration. 3. File a caveat asap through a lawyer at the probate registry. |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by abba190: 6:29pm On Oct 06 |
Yinabim: Hello Everyone,
I am writing here for the first time, i don't know how to feel about this because i a very private person but since the death of my husband i had to wake up everyday to sadness. I never knew the extent of pain people feel when they lose their loved ones until now. I cant even concentrate on anything else and his family are making things difficult for themselves already.
I'm so young and with a 2 year old daughter, i just hope God help me scale through this storm. I'll come here to update this page as things unfold.
The story My husband is a very kind man, he is way older than I am because he was a divorcee , ultimately he loved God and was very prayerful, I’ve known him for over seven years but we got married 4years ago and legalized the marriage in 2022. He has 5 children plus my two years old makes 6, tbh my husband is a very wonderful man and I doubt if men like him still exist. He holds my hands in middle of the night praying for me and my baby, he loved me sincerely. He met me in 100level and waited till I finished school. Anyways after I had a baby he said he wanted me to go to Canada to further my studies. I didn’t want to go because I was thinking of how he would cope without me, he promised to come every quarter and assured me it was for the best.
I left Nigeria in 2023 (April) , his last visit was January 2024, he was preparing to come again in September, however, I got the news of his death July 17th 2024. My whole world came crashing. I didn’t believe it, why did God give me such a wonderful man only to take him away from me suddenly.
For clarity purpose, it’s important to state that he has six children including mine
First child (female) married and resides in Australia My husband told me that her mother (woman A) had walked out of the marriage because he was poor, saying “she wouldn’t sit down with him in poverty” . They never had a legal marriage. So Woman A left to marry another man.
Woman B, legally married him had four children (two males and two females), I didn’t hear her side of the story and out of respect for her, I’ll just say irreconcilable differences, he decided he couldn’t move on with her and he divorced her. He however left her in their matrimonial house and left her with the water factory which she was running, although he didn’t hand over the documents
I am woman C.
I came home for the funeral, but before I could make it home , Woman A’s daughter has gotten home, gone to my matrimonial home and cleared all documents.
Please note that , no one ever lived with my husband and I in the house apart from my younger brother, Woman A daughter has also never visited the house.
My husband was into properties and he has two schools also (primary and secondary in different locations) . Durning my stay in Nigeria, Woman A’s daughter (lady A) has conducted herself like a kind person , although I saw red flags but in my state of grief I didn’t think much about them, from Fighting for my husband’s phones , to taking away his SUV, changing security guards at the gate etc. I honestly didn’t see her as a greedy person.
I came back to Canada that same week, she already brought in some lawyers who will handle letter of Administration and help oversee estate matters. Myself and all the children were on the same page till lady A said she wanted to be the sole signatory to the schools account.
I disagreed and suggested that three of us (myself, Lady A and one of woman B children) should sign concurrently alongside on all transactions.
Lady A was so adamant about the signatory issue that she started to throw shades and subtle insults , I stood my ground and it took her lawyer’s intervention before she agreed. Since then I have become lady As enemy.
Guess what? Lady A in recent development had instructed the security that no one should enter into my matrimonial home without her permission, I sent my brother there on two occasions and he was denied access, I can’t imagine seeking the permission of lady A who is in Australia in her husbands house before entering my own husbands house, a place she has never lived in or visited!! I don’t want this to lead to legal suits here and there, but these people are not so gentle and peaceful, I paid my dues in that house it was uncompleted when I married my husband and I contributed in my own way. I am not greedy and I’m willing to meet everyone in middle but Nigerians are so terrible, she is in Australia and she knows no one can do these nonsense abroad but they take advantage of gentility.
i cant read all its too long. rip to your kindhearted husband may he find peace #amen. anyway i am 30 year old man nd single, i am ready if u will take me as husband |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by BigBrother9ja: 6:29pm On Oct 06 |
Ahmed0336: Try to get something doing that would keep you busy Ọr dẹh |
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Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by achi4u(m): 6:33pm On Oct 06 |
You will still make it in lfe with ur exposure, again watch ur back because what killed ur husband might be lurking around. |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by nedekid: 6:33pm On Oct 06 |
Yinabim:
Yes I am legally married As in you have marriage certificate? Not traditional or church wedding certificates? If you do, you should be speaking with a good lawyer to protect your interest. Furthermore, there is no way a letter of administration could have been issued without your presence not just as the legal wife but also a child's mother. Worst still you would have been called to give your consent.. If you need a good lawyer to handle the matter, I will recommend a good chambers for you. Matured people that will handle your matter with all sense of responsibility. Lawyers should not rush to court but first sort out through arbitration. Court in naija should be a last option. 4 Likes |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Psoul(m): 6:34pm On Oct 06 |
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Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Mikuni(m): 6:34pm On Oct 06 |
No mind them. Your husband was a good rich man, that's why you miss him. |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Heavensake1: 6:35pm On Oct 06 |
If you are well to do,avoid family issues. Start all over again. Thank God you are still very young. Whatever the family gives,gladly collect it and move on and cut off everybody who is not on the same page with you. I hate polygamous wahala. |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by duduade: 6:35pm On Oct 06 |
Prepare spiritually |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Sleekfingers: 6:37pm On Oct 06 |
Foodqueen: If they are stressing you beyond your limit, kindly move back to your family house. Better to stay alive for your daughter Move back to her family house ? Why not rent an apartment. |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Tony07067: 6:38pm On Oct 06 |
U marry husband,leave am travel go cana in the name of education.u nor dey ground dey mark your territory.
If say u dey with your husband at the time of dead, no body will clear documents and instruct or change gateman, because you will be on ground and incharge.
When the man kpai,u suppose take the next available flight back to Nigeria to take charge and control, which am sure u didn't do.
My dear,court is the last hope of a common man,approach it |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Herkim(m): 6:40pm On Oct 06 |
Yinabim:
I’m rounding up in December by Gods grace. We’ve not found a will. Kindly contact his lawyer for the will, since he had a lawyer before he died |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Psoul(m): 6:41pm On Oct 06 |
Yinabim: Hello Everyone,
I am writing here for the first time, i don't know how to feel about this because i a very private person but since the death of my husband i had to wake up everyday to sadness. I never knew the extent of pain people feel when they lose their loved ones until now. I cant even concentrate on anything else and his family are making things difficult for themselves already.
I'm so young and with a 2 year old daughter, i just hope God help me scale through this storm. I'll come here to update this page as things unfold.
The story My husband is a very kind man, he is way older than I am because he was a divorcee , ultimately he loved God and was very prayerful, I’ve known him for over seven years but we got married 4years ago and legalized the marriage in 2022. He has 5 children plus my two years old makes 6, tbh my husband is a very wonderful man and I doubt if men like him still exist. He holds my hands in middle of the night praying for me and my baby, he loved me sincerely. He met me in 100level and waited till I finished school. Anyways after I had a baby he said he wanted me to go to Canada to further my studies. I didn’t want to go because I was thinking of how he would cope without me, he promised to come every quarter and assured me it was for the best.
I left Nigeria in 2023 (April) , his last visit was January 2024, he was preparing to come again in September, however, I got the news of his death July 17th 2024. My whole world came crashing. I didn’t believe it, why did God give me such a wonderful man only to take him away from me suddenly.
For clarity purpose, it’s important to state that he has six children including mine
First child (female) married and resides in Australia My husband told me that her mother (woman A) had walked out of the marriage because he was poor, saying “she wouldn’t sit down with him in poverty” . They never had a legal marriage. So Woman A left to marry another man.
Woman B, legally married him had four children (two males and two females), I didn’t hear her side of the story and out of respect for her, I’ll just say irreconcilable differences, he decided he couldn’t move on with her and he divorced her. He however left her in their matrimonial house and left her with the water factory which she was running, although he didn’t hand over the documents
I am woman C.
I came home for the funeral, but before I could make it home , Woman A’s daughter has gotten home, gone to my matrimonial home and cleared all documents.
Please note that , no one ever lived with my husband and I in the house apart from my younger brother, Woman A daughter has also never visited the house.
My husband was into properties and he has two schools also (primary and secondary in different locations) . Durning my stay in Nigeria, Woman A’s daughter (lady A) has conducted herself like a kind person , although I saw red flags but in my state of grief I didn’t think much about them, from Fighting for my husband’s phones , to taking away his SUV, changing security guards at the gate etc. I honestly didn’t see her as a greedy person.
I came back to Canada that same week, she already brought in some lawyers who will handle letter of Administration and help oversee estate matters. Myself and all the children were on the same page till lady A said she wanted to be the sole signatory to the schools account.
I disagreed and suggested that three of us (myself, Lady A and one of woman B children) should sign concurrently alongside on all transactions.
Lady A was so adamant about the signatory issue that she started to throw shades and subtle insults , I stood my ground and it took her lawyer’s intervention before she agreed. Since then I have become lady As enemy.
Guess what? Lady A in recent development had instructed the security that no one should enter into my matrimonial home without her permission, I sent my brother there on two occasions and he was denied access, I can’t imagine seeking the permission of lady A who is in Australia in her husbands house before entering my own husbands house, a place she has never lived in or visited!! I don’t want this to lead to legal suits here and there, but these people are not so gentle and peaceful, I paid my dues in that house it was uncompleted when I married my husband and I contributed in my own way. I am not greedy and I’m willing to meet everyone in middle but Nigerians are so terrible, she is in Australia and she knows no one can do these nonsense abroad but they take advantage of gentility. I'm a peace loving person. I also learned that most issues cannot be solved until some level of violence is applied. In Nigeria, we don't talk about right. We talk about who's more powerful. Use police or Court to bar anyone from entering into your late husband's house or property, even the schools. Let them shut down the schools. When the other contenders see what they are going to lose if those schools and other property are closed down, they will be forced to come for peaceful discussion. I tell you, if you continue with that peaceful way you want to adopt, you'll lose everything. 4 Likes |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Padipadi: 6:41pm On Oct 06 |
VeryWickedBro: OP DM me. I'm very good at comforting widows. You nor get brain ni? What ll you use to comfort her? Ya carrot prîck? 🥕 Or legal advise cos ya brain no fit deliver? 1 Like |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Levels1(m): 6:46pm On Oct 06 |
From all the advise given to you, no one is honest with you as such you are blind to the truth. You are a wicked and selfish individual , I can say this because have been in similar shoe of the other two side, there is nothing like the woman A left or B not ..... They both want similar things you sat with but the man blocked them and you are here saying nonsense. I'm from a ploygamous home, and my dad has properties respectively with 3wives. During his days , it was the last wife that enjoyed almost everything he had with her children while the other wives and children manage to survive with little or no help from. But after the death of my dad, the last wife still believes she is entitled to the properties despite benefiting so much while other are not given chance. The same way you are doing is exactly how she was doing , seeking helps and trying to get a way to coner everyone of us.... this is a woman that my dad single handedly sponsored her education till M.sc aboard and still not satisfied . She was a principal in Govt sch yet want everything for herself and children. Unfortunately for her my dad didn't do a will before his death and this cut her unaware. she stated running to ministry of Justice , citizen right and the likes ,where they told her the properties will be shared per head and as such we the remaining two side plus the family turn down the bad idea of sharing per head, i wise I can send everything via voice note to explain much more better but to cut the story short , she end up regretting and I can tell you for free that same faith await you. He have given you the best education , life and yet you still don't care about the others who aren't privilege to benefit because of your existence in the man's life during his life... The annoying part is that your family will still be in your support instead to tell you the bitter truth, you are a selfish lady , I must say. 6 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Segzy19: 6:51pm On Oct 06 |
What kind of comment is this? Ahmed0336: Try to get something doing that would keep you busy |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Maysdevices(f): 6:53pm On Oct 06 |
newmoney133: Story story story.Small girl with a big God.small girl use sense pursue wife number 2 from house and married old baba who furnished her with all she wants including abroad education.she was not around to take care of the man till he died.now somebody is crying because because first wife gentle but she get action lady as the daughter.the reason for love between old man and a young girl na money. Lol. There is definitely more to this story As a first daughter with a father that is about to marry new wife, I have mixed feelings about this topic Because I will come for my father’s properties, dem no born any strange woman well 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by qtx(m): 6:53pm On Oct 06 |
Yinabim: Hello Everyone,
I am writing here for the first time, i don't know how to feel about this because i a very private person but since the death of my husband i had to wake up everyday to sadness. I never knew the extent of pain people feel when they lose their loved ones until now. I cant even concentrate on anything else and his family are making things difficult for themselves already.
I'm so young and with a 2 year old daughter, i just hope God help me scale through this storm. I'll come here to update this page as things unfold.
The story My husband is a very kind man, he is way older than I am because he was a divorcee , ultimately he loved God and was very prayerful, I’ve known him for over seven years but we got married 4years ago and legalized the marriage in 2022. He has 5 children plus my two years old makes 6, tbh my husband is a very wonderful man and I doubt if men like him still exist. He holds my hands in middle of the night praying for me and my baby, he loved me sincerely. He met me in 100level and waited till I finished school. Anyways after I had a baby he said he wanted me to go to Canada to further my studies. I didn’t want to go because I was thinking of how he would cope without me, he promised to come every quarter and assured me it was for the best.
I left Nigeria in 2023 (April) , his last visit was January 2024, he was preparing to come again in September, however, I got the news of his death July 17th 2024. My whole world came crashing. I didn’t believe it, why did God give me such a wonderful man only to take him away from me suddenly.
For clarity purpose, it’s important to state that he has six children including mine
First child (female) married and resides in Australia My husband told me that her mother (woman A) had walked out of the marriage because he was poor, saying “she wouldn’t sit down with him in poverty” . They never had a legal marriage. So Woman A left to marry another man.
Woman B, legally married him had four children (two males and two females), I didn’t hear her side of the story and out of respect for her, I’ll just say irreconcilable differences, he decided he couldn’t move on with her and he divorced her. He however left her in their matrimonial house and left her with the water factory which she was running, although he didn’t hand over the documents
I am woman C.
I came home for the funeral, but before I could make it home , Woman A’s daughter has gotten home, gone to my matrimonial home and cleared all documents.
Please note that , no one ever lived with my husband and I in the house apart from my younger brother, Woman A daughter has also never visited the house.
My husband was into properties and he has two schools also (primary and secondary in different locations) . Durning my stay in Nigeria, Woman A’s daughter (lady A) has conducted herself like a kind person , although I saw red flags but in my state of grief I didn’t think much about them, from Fighting for my husband’s phones , to taking away his SUV, changing security guards at the gate etc. I honestly didn’t see her as a greedy person.
I came back to Canada that same week, she already brought in some lawyers who will handle letter of Administration and help oversee estate matters. Myself and all the children were on the same page till lady A said she wanted to be the sole signatory to the schools account.
I disagreed and suggested that three of us (myself, Lady A and one of woman B children) should sign concurrently alongside on all transactions.
Lady A was so adamant about the signatory issue that she started to throw shades and subtle insults , I stood my ground and it took her lawyer’s intervention before she agreed. Since then I have become lady As enemy.
Guess what? Lady A in recent development had instructed the security that no one should enter into my matrimonial home without her permission, I sent my brother there on two occasions and he was denied access, I can’t imagine seeking the permission of lady A who is in Australia in her husbands house before entering my own husbands house, a place she has never lived in or visited!! I don’t want this to lead to legal suits here and there, but these people are not so gentle and peaceful, I paid my dues in that house it was uncompleted when I married my husband and I contributed in my own way. I am not greedy and I’m willing to meet everyone in middle but Nigerians are so terrible, she is in Australia and she knows no one can do these nonsense abroad but they take advantage of gentility.
Very disturbing account. It is well |
Re: Family Issues After The Death Of My Husband. by Maysdevices(f): 6:54pm On Oct 06 |
Levels1: From all the advise given to you, no one is honest with you as such you are blind to the truth. I'm from a ploygamous home, and my dad has properties respectively with 3wives. Doing his days , it was the last wife that enjoyed almost everything he had with her children why the other wives and children manage to suvives with little or non help from. But after the death of my dad, the last wife still believes she is entitled to the properties despite benefiting so much while other are not given chance. The same way you are doing is exactly how she was doing , seeking helps and trying to get a way to coner everyone of us.... this is a woman that my dad single handedly sponsored her education till M.sc aboard and still not satisfied . She was a principal in Govt sch yet want e everything for herself and children. unfortunately for her my dad didn't do a will before his death and this cut her unaware. she stated running to ministry of Justice , citizen right and the likes where they told her the properties will be shared per head and as such we the remaining two side plus the family turn down the bad idea of sharing per head, i wise I can send everything via voice note to explain much more better but to cut the story short , she end up regretting and I can tell you for free that same faith await you. He have given you the best education , life and yet you still don't care about the others who aren't privilege to benefit because of your existence in the man's life...... My husband this and that. She even had to tell us how the first wife left her husband, painting herself an angel Lol 2 Likes 1 Share |