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Nigerian woman relocates again residence from UK with two youngsters after ex-husband opposed her working.
A 30-year-old Nigerian mom of two, Halima, has shared her emotional journey of relocating again to Nigeria from the United Kingdom following a bitter marital breakdown.
In an emotional video posted on-line, Halima stated in 2022 she moved to the UK together with her two youngsters to hitch her husband who was a fundamental applicant on a pupil visa, whereas she and their two youngsters had been his dependants.
She stated earlier than leaving Nigeria, the couple reached a standard settlement normal amongst many immigrant households: Halima would work intensive hours to fund her husband’s tuition charges and assist family bills. She stated efficiently fulfilled her a part of the settlement, closely contributing to his college charges and later serving to him finance a private car as soon as he graduated and secured a full-time work visa.
She stated the dynamics, nonetheless, shifted after this. Halima alleged that her ex-husband started expressing discontent together with her work schedule, accusing her of prioritizing her job over childcare. She famous that she regularly needed to cancel her profitable work shifts as a result of her husband would schedule last-minute appointments, leaving nobody else to care for his or her youngsters. According to her, every time disputes arose, he would remind her that he introduced her to the UK and label her ungrateful.
She stated that she reported the state of affairs to her husband’s brother, however he sided together with her husband and blamed her for his or her points. She defined that after household interventions failed, she filed for divorce and formally moved again to Nigeria with their two youngsters in July 2026.
She concluded her narrative by revealing that she has since established her independence and is efficiently rebuilding her life again residence
Watch the video she shared under…
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