A married Nigerian woman has caused a stir on social media after she created a WhatsApp group to alert all of her husband’s alleged side chics.
The woman, who goes by the name Sugar Joy Ogah, invited all of her husband’s numerous side women to the group, warning them to keep away from him or face her wrath.
The audio of the conversation, which has gone viral on social media, features Ogah warning the women to stay away from her husband, while sharing a photo of herself and her spouse.
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The women, however, did not take kindly to her threats and berated her for her actions.
In the audio, one of the women can be heard saying, “Change the name of the group to my fellow co-wives, not side chics. If you were valuable to your husband, he wouldn’t have come for us.”
The incident has sparked a heated debate on social media, with many people expressing their opinions on the matter.
Some people have criticized the woman for publicly shaming her husband and his alleged mistresses, while others have praised her for standing up for herself.
However, in a recent interview, Ogah expressed regret over her actions, saying that she was only trying to protect her marriage.
She stated that she did not expect the situation to spiral out of control and that she had no idea that the audio would be shared on social media.
Listen to the Audio below:
Ogah’s story has shone a spotlight on the issue of infidelity in marriages and relationships, and the societal pressures that often force women to tolerate their partners’ infidelity.
Many people have expressed sympathy for Ogah and have urged other women in similar situations to stand up for themselves and not to tolerate cheating partners.
The incident has also raised questions about the role of technology in modern relationships, and the ways in which social media can be used to expose and shame cheating partners.
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Some people have argued that using social media to shame a partner is counterproductive and can lead to more harm than good, while others have defended Ogah’s actions as a legitimate means of protecting her marriage.
Overall, the incident has sparked a wide-ranging debate on the issue of infidelity and the role of social media in modern relationships.
While opinions may differ on the matter, one thing is clear: infidelity is a problem that affects many people, and it is up to individuals to decide how best to deal with it.
Source: OccupyGh.com
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