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An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by Pain(m): 8:03am On May 05, 2007
My Husband Impregnated My Daughter’s Private Teacher cry


By Yemi Kolapo


I was a banker when I got married to my husband. Being a pharmacist, he was working in a pharmaceutical company then. He changed his job later, but he was still working in a pharmaceutical company, this time as a director.


He had been supportive of my job right from when we were courting. So, when we eventually got married, I did not have any problem with that. Even my in-laws had already got used to the fact that I had to be away from home almost all the time.

I work in Victoria Island and live in Ogun State, so it has not been easy. Efforts to get my superiors to transfer me to a nearer branch proved abortive. They usually said that they needed me at the headquarters than anywhere else. My husband said I should not worry myself about that; that he and the children would cope.

Things went on like that until I started having children. When my first daughter clocked four and was in nursery two, her class teacher wrote to me that she needed extra lessons at home for her to really catch up. One day, on my way to a client’s office, I stopped over at my daughter’s school to ask her teacher how a private lesson could be arranged for her since I usually got home as late as 10pm everyday and had to leave for office before 6 o’clock in the morning.

My daughter’s teacher then introduced a young girl to me. She said she could be coming home to teach her while I was away, so long as someone would be in the house with her.

I gladly agreed. I told my husband about it and he said it was okay by him. I had known him to be a reserved person, so I did not really expect him to kick against the idea. I decided to go for a female teacher because of the stories I had heard about irresponsible male teachers harassing and molesting young girls of my daughter’s age. She was also to start teaching my son, who was two years old then.

About two weeks after she started work, my mother-in-law visited us from her hometown, and she was always at home with them while I was away. One day, she (mother-in-law) waited for me till I came back from work. She said she did so because she needed to talk to me.

I did not take what she said seriously. She said that I should arrange for my daughter to be staying for extra lessons in her school. When I asked her why, she said the young lady that had been coming to teach her at home was too beautiful to be left with my husband for the long hours I would not be around.

I laughed it off and told her that it appeared she did not know her son (my husband) very well. I told her that I trusted my husband so much and I knew he would not do a thing like that. With that, she left. I did not know that I was uprooting the foundation of my marriage.

One day, my daughter told me that her daddy took her aunty out when she finished teaching her and her brother. I did not read any meaning to it, but I still asked my husband where they went to. He said he was going to get the boy his drugs and it coincided with the time she wanted to leave, so he offered to help her to the junction. I did not see anything bad in that, because she was a very nice girl. My daughter used to tell me how she pampered her and and her younger brother and made sure they finished their food. They were not keen on eating, so I was grateful to her that she helped out while I was away.

It went on like that for about a year. Later, each time I came home and asked my children whether their lesson teacher came, they would say that she did not show up. I became worried and asked the proprietor of the school about her. He said the lady had told him that she could not continue with the lessons because of distance. I felt bad that she left without telling anyone.

One day, my housemaid told me that she saw her in the market and that she was visibly pregnant. I told my husband about it, but he did as if he did not hear me. Then on the day I went for my children’s open day at school, one of the teachers told me that she had wanted to see me for long. I asked why, and she said we should go out of the gate. She then said she was the closest to my children’s former lesson teacher in the school. She said that when her friend started an affair with my husband, she told her it was wrong, but she would not listen.

I almost fainted when I heard this, because I knew the story would be worse than that. Then she said she almost wept when her friend got pregnant and told her that my husband was responsible for it. She said she had thought of telling the proprietor about it but had to restrain herself. She also said the girl had told her that even if the proprietor found out the truth and sacked her, it would not really bother her, because my husband had opened a supermarket for her beside her house. She told me that the girl was fetish and that she must have used charms to seduce my husband. But I was not interested in that.

I could not believe my ears. I took my children and went straight home to confront my husband. He denied it, but I knew that what I heard was true. So, I called my mother-in-law and told her to see what her son had done to me. But she said I was the one that married the girl for him. She said I should not disturb her because she warned me from the outset.

There was no one else I could turn to. I had taken my mother-in-law as my own mother even before I got married to my husband, because I had neither a father nor mother. And she had been very nice to me.

My mother-in-law later called me and said the only thing she would do for me was not to recognise the lady as her daughter-in-law, but that there was nothing anyone could do about the baby girl she had given birth to.

I cried and cried, but my husband said it was the Devil’s handiwork. I went to the girl’s school and reported her. The proprietor dismissed and disgraced her, but that will not remove the fact that she has a child for my husband.

Although my husband has begged me and promised never to have anything to do with her again except the upkeep of her child, my marriage cannot be the same again with a child outside. I have a feeling that the next time I set my eyes on that lesson teacher, I will kill her.

Readers, what do you think?


Source: http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art20070505721478
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by acidrop(f): 8:11am On May 05, 2007
shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked what a pig the husband is, and a dog the teacher is, datz total home braeker, i would do the same kill the teacher, and beat the shit out of my husband
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by Pain(m): 8:20am On May 05, 2007
acidrop:

shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked what a pig the husband is, and a dog the teacher is, datz total home braeker, i would do the same kill the teacher, and[b] beat the shit out of my husband[/b]

Talk About Girl-Power. embarassed. Super-Girl or Is CatWoman?
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by acidrop(f): 8:34am On May 05, 2007
errrrrrrr. . . i havent tot bout d name yet, i will let u know when i do grin

but seriously datz sad mayne
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by adeboo(f): 12:04am On May 06, 2007
O ga sha.
But really, the lady was so naive; how in the world can u leave your husband with any female for that amount of time.

Even if she is the ugliest girl and will never be his type in a million years, the fact that he sees her everyday, she gives him the attention that he wants - its only a matter of time before the evil deed is done. (Even the best men fall - especially when the temptation is handed to him on a siler platter).

The reader really needs to re-arrange her work issues beofre this happens again.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by RedLips3(f): 12:17am On May 06, 2007
adeboo:

OEven if she is the ugliest girl and will never be his type in a million years, the fact that he sees her everyday, she gives him the attention that he wants - its only a matter of time before the evil deed is done. (Even the best men fall - especially when the temptation is handed to him on a siler platter).

The reader really needs to re-arrange her work issues beofre this happens again.

Yes let's blame the woman shall we for believing that when she got married that her husband would actually take the vows seriously

How foolish of her to be trusting cos all men are such dogs that they just CANT do without cheating abi?

Ridiculous.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by otokx(m): 12:23am On May 06, 2007
I am surprised by the reaction of some people here especially with the names calling "pigs", "dogs" Whenever as a woman you decide to get married then you must consider the type of job that you do. You can't eat your cake and have it. Either marry the bank and stay therein or be prepared to share your man with some one else (it might even be another man).

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Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by RedLips3(f): 12:26am On May 06, 2007
otokx:

I am surprised by the reaction of some people here especially with the names calling "pigs", "dogs" Whenever as a woman you decide to get married then you must consider the type of job that you do. You can't eat your cake and have it. Either marry the bank and stay therein or be prepared to share your man with some one else (it might even be another man).

So women should do the same right? I mean if a guy is off doing business trips in oither country then the wife has every right in the world to sleep with the neighbor.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by otokx(m): 12:37am On May 06, 2007
Its the duty of the man to go out and bring the money while the woman should utilize the money brought in raising the family. When this arrangement is edited then sorry. Society does not give any woman caught in the act a second chance. I don't know what lessons a 2 year old and perhaps 6 year old will be taking. Its not by force to marry and give birth to children when you know you are not ready.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by Nobody: 12:38am On May 06, 2007
acidrop:

shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked what a pig the husband is, and a dog the teacher is, datz total home braeker, i would do the same 1. kill the teacher, and 2. beat the shit out of my husband

3. spend the rest of your life behind bars.  grin Excellent choice.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by RedLips3(f): 12:50am On May 06, 2007
Get back to me when you get out of your cave, otokx

All you are just saying that "dont blame us for being untrustworthy dogs". no more, no less.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by otokx(m): 12:53am On May 06, 2007
@red lips; i like your style so lets talk. Meet me outside the cave.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by spoilt(f): 1:27am On May 06, 2007
na wa oh! there's risk everywhere. i personally would feel very nervous to hire a male tutor for my underaged daughter. i would drop dead first before i put my baby girl in a situation where she would be compromised or taken advantage of. there's some kind of beast that comes out in male teachers when no one else is around! angry
on the other hand there's the risk of a female teacher in the home with your husband. but i believe he is an adult and therefore responsible for his actions and should be able to control himself.

if i were to choose i would pick a hemaphrodite teacher. cool

ok. seriously, i would go with a female teacher. i dont lie awake at night waiting for my husband to cheat or worrying sick that he will. ive padded my account, taken charge of my emotions and learnt to do stuff for myself. whenever he upsets the applecart im off. ive tried to be the best wife i can be and i can do no more than that. undecided
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by RedLips3(f): 1:36am On May 06, 2007
It's kinda gross that she couldnt get a male tutor for a FOUR year old in fear that he might do something.

Disgusting
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by spoilt(f): 1:40am On May 06, 2007
she didnt hire a female because she thought a male teacher would molest her daughter. her daughter's teacher introduced the female teacher to her.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by RedLips3(f): 1:42am On May 06, 2007
Pain:

[I decided to go for a female teacher because of the stories I had heard about irresponsible male teachers harassing and molesting young girls of my daughter’s age.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by otokx(m): 1:43am On May 06, 2007
what do a 4 year old and 2 year old need a teacher for?

the teacher encouraged the children to take their meals seriously; was that part of the job description?

a woman's job/career should not be allowed to conflict with her primary assignment.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by spoilt(f): 1:44am On May 06, 2007
ok. didnt see that part before! grin
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by spoilt(f): 1:45am On May 06, 2007
seriously, as far as im concerned children dont need extra lessons till about 8 or 9. the strain is too much.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by Nobody: 1:47am On May 06, 2007
otokx:

what do a 4 year old and 2 year old need a teacher for?

the teacher encouraged the children to take their meals seriously; was that part of the job description?

a woman's job/career should not be allowed to conflict with her primary assignment.

this was one teacher/nanny/househelp and eventually bedmate all rolled into one.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by Dreloaded(f): 1:48am On May 06, 2007
all these stories that Punch dreams up sef, na wa!

last wk it was 'the man that jilted me 25yrs ago is my daughter's fiance' shocked shocked grin grin

as we used to say when we were younger. . . this story na fabooooo! cheesy
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by spoilt(f): 1:48am On May 06, 2007
now she's pregnant for a married man who has no intention of leaving his wife. where has that left her? what was the attraction? why try to gold dig from a mine already tapped out?!  
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by RedLips3(f): 1:49am On May 06, 2007
could be autistic kids, spoilt

her husband could have helped out if the kids were acting that way, otokx. Seriously there's no point bin arguing with a cave man.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by Nobody: 1:51am On May 06, 2007
What is a 4 yr old learning at the hands of a teacher when the parents are alive? My parents despite their busy schedule took out time at least 4-5 times a week to coach their 3 kids as soon as we could talk. today i'm more than glad they took on that extra burden.

Everyone is to blame here. How busy can a woman get that she needs a teacher to help her 2 yr old with his eating habbit? Is the father supposed to be spying another woman when he shld be down teaching his kids mathematics with lacombes?
And madam teacher, welcome to the hard painful life of being a single mother, Dont come to NL asking why Nigerian men dont marry single women o.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by spoilt(f): 1:51am On May 06, 2007
so after teaching the "autistic"  kids then she has to give their father some too!  grin
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by Nobody: 1:53am On May 06, 2007
Red_Lips:

could be autistic kids,

that is the white man's excuse for kids who happen to appear "different" from the standard behaviour that up till now no one can define!
Is the teacher a trained autistic child specialist even if we are to accept the kids had autism?
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by RedLips3(f): 1:55am On May 06, 2007
Im just giving some excuse for why a teacher would tell a parent that a 4 yr old needs "extra lessons" if that's not a retarded kid then I dont know.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by spoilt(f): 1:55am On May 06, 2007
honestly my parents taught us themselves when we were young. i still remember queen premier, understanding mathematics and all the books like robinson crusoe and tom sawyer i had to read.
thats when the bond between parents and child is formed . i love my job but if it gets in the way of my kids, that job has got to go.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by otokx(m): 1:57am On May 06, 2007
See how red_lips is abusing me instead of developing some argument. There is a time for everything. If at such a tender age the woman does not have time for the kids (forget about her husband) then she have no one to blame but herself. As I said earlier it is not by force to marry or and make babies if you are irresponsible.
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by spoilt(f): 2:00am On May 06, 2007
otokx:

See how red_lips is abusing me instead of developing some argument. There is a time for everything. If at such a tender age the woman does not have time for the kids (forget about her husband) then she have no one to blame but herself. As I said earlier it is not by force to marry or and make babies if you are irresponsible.

her husband was ok with her work hours. they had talked about it. lets not be judgemental. sometimes one party has to put in long hours and the idea is that the other should be taking care of the kids.

if it was the guy working late, would it have been ok if she got pregnant for a male teacher?
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by Dreloaded(f): 2:03am On May 06, 2007
Moral of the Story: Parents should not abdicate responsibility for their kids' upbringing

second Moral: Listen to the advice of the elders, they see more sitting than we can standing!!
Re: An Eye Opener: Married Women---Beware! by RedLips3(f): 2:04am On May 06, 2007
otokx. she  obvioulsy had this job before they got married PLUS she explained the whole situation to the husband who claimed that he understood.

If he had a problem with it he should have mentioned it or not even married her in the first place instea dof putting her thru this crap now.

spoilt, I already asked that question. read that caveman's response.

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