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Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by aameyah(f): 9:27am On Jun 01, 2011
I think a proper investigation by the police is necessary at this point. I'm leaning towards the man but I'l keep an objective mind till there's an objective report, an investigation by someone who doesn't have vested interest/stake in the relationship.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by laoak2: 9:29am On Jun 01, 2011
It is so sad that in this part of the world, nobody care about the man, they give maximum support to women, bible says, "women,  do not provoke your husband" . Also, no matter howbad your marriage is, your family and her family will keep telling you to be patient, forever, divorce is an abormination. This is why we see cases like this, but pls give the men some audience.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by Energy48(m): 9:33am On Jun 01, 2011
Jenifa_:

I think this is a serious topic that should be taken seriously.
this is a common place incident in Nigeria with men beating up their wives. and it never gets in the news.
I think we ought to be more civilized and definitely less violent.

I mean I know part of the problem is psychological. African men have learned from childhood to be violent against women because they see their fathers doing it and other men doing it. but do you want to raise the future generation in that way?


I agree with you 100 percent.

I would not like anyone beating up on my mother, I would not like any man beating up on my daughter, and I would not like any man beating up on my sister. Hence, I don't think it is right for me or any man for that matter, to beat up his wife.

So WE ALL agree, beating up a wife is a bad thing to do and if a man is caught doing so, should be punished severely.

However, from the discussion, what I observe you Jenifa fail to take on board is; it is a thousand times worse thing to do, for a women to ruin a man's life with LIES. Even in the Bible, God commands women who do this should be put to death.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by naso2(m): 9:34am On Jun 01, 2011
laoak2:

It is so sad that in this part of the world, nobody care about the man, they give maximum support to women, bible says, "women,  do not provoke your husband" . Also, no matter howbad your marriage is, your family and her family will keep telling you to be patient, forever, divorce is an abormination. This is why we see cases like this, but pls give the men some audience.


which bible be dis one? which verse abeg, abi na seven books of moses you mean? grin grin
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by Jenifa1: 9:44am On Jun 01, 2011
Energy48:


However from the discussion, what I observe you Jenifa fail to take on board is; it is a thousand times worse thing to do, for a women to ruin a man's life with LIES. Even in the Bible, God commands women who do this should be put to death.




I think we have different view points.
maybe you are muslim or follow sharia law where women are stoned to death (you will notice that it is the women who are punished more often than men!)
I believe in Jesus who came and died for our sins so that what you just said belong more in the old testament or for the muslims.

God does not condone violence.
I don't see how the woman ruined the man's life with lies if he is the one who keeps coming back to her. he married a new wife and divorced her in 6 months and came back to his old wife. did she jazz him?

besides he could have sent her packing if the house belonged to him. he didn't have to hit her. that is the problem I have with this. the physical violence.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by Energy48(m): 9:48am On Jun 01, 2011
Jenifa_:


I think we have different view points.
maybe you are muslim or follow sharia law where women are stoned to death (you will notice that it is the women who are punished more often than men!)
I believe in Jesus who came and died for our sins so that what you just said belong more in the old testament or for the muslims.

God does not condone violence. 

Oh yeah? Obviously you don't know what is in the Bible?

Read what God said should happen to a woman who falsely accuses a man of violation.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by otokx(m): 9:50am On Jun 01, 2011
This woman is indeed very wicked but again the man should have taking care of the situation a long time ago. There is no excuse for having two separate households. Marrying a girl with secondary school education alone is a recipe for disaster. The list can go on and on.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by Exponental(m): 9:54am On Jun 01, 2011
na_so:


which bible be dis one? which verse abeg, abi na seven books of moses you mean? grin grin
Read Ephesians 5
Verse 22: Wives, submit yourself unto your own husband & Verse 33: , Wife reverence your husband


He needs a good lawyer. Sometimes its a man's world, sometimes, it's a woman's.
now i think its a woman's world. A lot needs to be done to proof his defense.
I pray he gets out of it ASAP.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by Jenifa1: 9:54am On Jun 01, 2011
I'm sure God is not that kind of God who favors men over women.
maybe because you are selecting verses from the bible that suits your agenda to subdue women.


otokx:

This woman is indeed very wicked but again the man should have taking care of the situation a long time ago. There is no excuse for having two separate households. Marrying a girl with secondary school education alone is a recipe for disaster. The list can go on and on.

you are very correct. education does empower women. I hope God gives you the village illiterate househelp wife your heart desires.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by otokx(m): 9:57am On Jun 01, 2011
Jenifa look at that sentence again and look at it well; its interpretation is that graduates should marry fellow graduates who have been trained by their respective fathers not marry and train.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by Jenifa1: 10:00am On Jun 01, 2011
the sentence:
Marrying a girl with secondary school education alone is a recipe for disaster

the interpretation:
graduates should marry fellow graduates who have been trained by their respective fathers not marry and train.


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I am seriously supposed to get that interpretation?
hopefully you are not beating your wife at home for not interpreting your sentences correctly.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by Energy48(m): 10:02am On Jun 01, 2011
otokx:

Jenifa look at that sentence again and look at it well; its interpretation is that graduates should marry fellow graduates who have been trained by their respective fathers not marry and train.

Surely you jest. Because that is one dumb statement to make about the criteria for choosing a wife lifetime partner.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by Jenifa1: 10:03am On Jun 01, 2011
and since when have Nigerian men started training children. I thought it was supposed to be the "women's job"
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by DaDoctor: 10:09am On Jun 01, 2011
The only persons that will give a valid account THE CHILDREN.

Yes you may say he pays the bills etc,,, but the MOTHERS LOVE cant be derailerd too easily

The woman, i believe is on a revenge mission of, 'LETS LOSE IT ALL'

There are evidences of violence against her Even in the open, we now would wonder what her 'inside; deals will be

All the man did could be said to be in self defense ,if he can hold on to that with valid prove.

And women shud learn not to just stand and back immediately they hear a story without confirmation or hearing from both sides. Because i read all the blabs of the thread on the other side of the story, BUT DIDNT SAY A WORD, FOR THIS SAME REASON NOW OPEN.

TRULY SOME WOMEN ARE ANGEL AND SOME ARE THE 'SATAN' HIMSELF,

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Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by 190: 10:19am On Jun 01, 2011
And some No good piece of punk arse girls/women from the romance sectioon where busy raining insults on the man wen they dont have anyone in their lives without properly investigating the full story,

exactly what i said, this woman should be shamed!

i wonder why these big men sef get marital problems,
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by otokx(m): 10:22am On Jun 01, 2011
Its the job of the man and wife to train their children academically to the level they can afford and have predetermined.

Energy48 if you like go and marry a girl that has her highest qualification as secondary school education; we shall be here to listen after wards especially in the romance and family sections.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by DaDoctor: 10:23am On Jun 01, 2011
@190

they may have married politically and this makes the wives desperate

because truly, politics doesnt give the wife a real stand, except the man is so disciplined to be faithful. Same goes to wives of most politicians, they toe the same line

abi, kongi go kill them

lol,
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by stagger: 10:37am On Jun 01, 2011
The ladies in the house have suddenly gone silent. cheesy

There are always two sides to a coin. No justification for violence in any marriage from any side.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by andyanders: 10:40am On Jun 01, 2011
Well, 2 of them sabi their wahal. Too much money and money stollen must have driven them to their present predicament. Kill yourselves if you must.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by showstopa: 10:42am On Jun 01, 2011
And where do you all get this jist that these folks are Igbo. Ever heard of the tribe called Ikwerre in the Naija Delta?
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by Energy48(m): 10:44am On Jun 01, 2011
otokx:

Its the job of the man and wife to train their children academically to the level they can afford and have predetermined.

Energy48 if you like go and marry a girl that has her highest qualification as secondary school education; we shall be here to listen after wards especially in the romance and family sections.



Stop saying these things about women otokx. Men should marry for love and not choose a wife like going to a cattle market to select the best meat. What happens if the meat does not taste as well as you thought, dump her for another? PLEASE!

BTW, what you are saying is not true either. Many of us had a good education because our mother's who incidentally never went to school, saw to it that their children had a good education. Apart from that they were better wives and mothers than the modern girls with all their high education. Now that is a fact. Therefore, equating good education with a good wife is pure fallacy.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by abenelo: 10:58am On Jun 01, 2011
The Real Tessy Wigwe, Written By Nelson Wigwe (Son)
NAIROBI–First of all let me say how angry, sad and disappointed I am at the public who have already ridiculed my father H.E Dr Chijoke W Wigwe without hearing all the facts. Without talking to the people who were there, without talking to the people who know him best. Without talking to the people who know H.E Tess Wigwe and know exactly what she is capable of. For days, I have been holding back information because my mother H.E Tess Wigwe is the woman who bore me, the woman who raised me, and she is the woman who has provided for me my whole life. But with that said I cannot sit back and allow her to ruin my father’s life and disgrace Nigeria like this. Now before I continue I think it’s crucial that you know a couple of facts. I have lived with my mother my whole life. I have never and will never put anyone before her. So if you’re stupid enough to think that I will lie for my father against my mother? You are sadly mistaken.

On May the 11, I was in my bedroom lying down listening to music when I heard a loud commotion coming from my mother and fathers room. I heard my mother shouting telling my father “I cook food for you and you don’t eat” I thought nothing of it because my mother and father argue a lot, so I ignored it at first. But then the commotion got louder. That’s when I left my room to investigate what was going on. When I arrived, I found my mother and father arguing in the hallway. My mother was yelling at me “look at my face, look at what your father did” I looked at my mother’s face and she had some cuts and small amounts of blood on it, her face was nothing like those horrific pictures that we all saw in the star on May the 26 2011. I tried to calm my mother down and I escorted her into her bedroom to clean her face. I took a face towel and soaked it with dettol and tried to clean her face but she refused. “No” my mother shouted “I want to show everyone what your father has done, I want the press and everybody to see”. I mean she was not complaining of any pain, she was not holding any part of her body in pain. She was not dazed or confused apart from the small cuts, she was fine.

My mother told the star that “she was rescued by her 20 year old son and her 23 year old daughter” but that’s a lie because I found them arguing in the hall. My mother also said in the same interview “He grabbed me by the hand and when I tried to pull away, he hurled me against the wall and started punching me” But when I arrived at the scene I saw my mother and father having an argument, like all husbands and wife’s have now and again.

So after my mother refused that I should clean her face. She incredibly asked me to look for her camera. She said and I quote “Nelson look for my camera, I want people to see what your father has done, I want everybody to know what happened even the press” to say I was shocked was an understatement, my mother claims that my father “battered” her but yet here she is, looking around for her camera, instead of telling me to take her to hospital. Could it be that my mother is lying?
She eventually found her camera and phoned her friend to come and pick her up. My mother then went outside of the house to wait for her friend. On the way out my mother took photos of her face. My father locked the front door because at this point my mother was shouting at the top of her voice, saying, “I will finish you this Chijioke Wigwe, and you shall see what will happen”

She also mentioned my father’s term, and mentioned that the possibility of any future opportunity for him, she will destroy. As she waited outside for her friend to arrive, my mother was shouting wild accusations at the top her voice. “Your father sleeps around with woman; your father is an evil man” My father was furious with these accusations and unlocked the door to confront my mother but I held him back. My mother continued to disgrace herself by shouting “ Chijoke Wigwe you are not fit to be Ambassador, you are a coward, your mother is a LovePeddler, I will finish you here in Kenya, mark my words”
At this point, me, my sister, the chef and the security man, are all trying to calm her down, but she was continuing to shout and trying to fight. My nephew was also there, who is a small child, but It didn’t seem to bother her that he was witnessing the argument. She continued and my sister begged with her to stop for the sake of her son. It was not long after this point that she went looking for bricks and pot plants that are located around the residence. She picked up a pot plant and tried to throw it. My sister stopped her and the contents were spilled all over her as a result. When that didn’t succeed, she eventually picked up a brick and hurled it at the window. Twice. Eventually shattering it. This is the person who claimed to have suffered injuries including severe back pain. So, how, therefore, did she manage to hurl large objects and break our security windows?

She eventually calmed down, and that was when her friend came. My father then left the house to see who had arrived, and told the person to just leave. They drove away.
Maybe everyone is confused as to why my Mother would do something like this.
Before my mother left London, it was agreed that every month my Father would be using a large portion of his allowance to pay her mortgage. That means that for the past two and a half years, my Mother has been sending that money to London to pay her mortgage for her house. Problems entailed when she realized that the so called trust worthy person was in fact keeping every cent of that money. So, as we speak, she is in serious debt.
I cannot stress the amount of times that my mother has been worrying about the repossession of her house in London, due to the theft.
When it comes to money, my mother is like a lioness protecting her cub. She will stop at nothing to try and make up for the loss of that money.
Including, but not limited to, lying to my father, and the embassy. Saying that things in the house were broken or needed repair, receiving the money for it, then keeping the money to herself. Despite the fact that there is never any food in the house, which she receives a large amount each month for, she managed to pay for a plane ticket for her old friend from England to arrive here. This now being the new person entrusted with the payment of her mortgage.
Yet, despite this expensive plane ticket, and the sheer thousands of pounds that are sent back to London, our Nigerian residence here, is somewhat of a joke. The five security dogs that we have here, who are Rottweiler’s by the way, are all suffering from malnutrition and some are starving.

She receives around 20,00ksh for these dogs, yet a mere 3,000 is what is used per month to feed these large animals. Instead of a diet of meat and protein, they receive rice!

My sister has been here since April from the US. When she arrived, true to my mother’s nature, she started once again into a long ongoing fight with her. Banning her from using the car, making her and my nephew take taxi cabs and finally telling our chef he is not allowed to prepare food for her! My sister even had to use her American bank card just so she could eat!
The same thing happened to me in 2008, when I myself arrived with her from London. Not allowing me to use the car, or buying food. I was even accused of conniving against her with an old lady that was brought here from a village in Nigeria to work on the residence. Now, bare in mind this is a small woman in stature, and also quite feeble. This woman was battered by my mother as she accused her of turning me against her.
She then ordered that the woman not be allowed to eat, or drink at all. I remember secretly making a meal for her as I felt bad, but she came in and saw me and an argument ensued. After everything that this woman was put through, which for her was hell, she was then made to leave. The other staff members have followed the same fate. Some have lost their jobs other were merely fired, based on the fact she thought they were stupid.
Prior to her arrival most of these people had their jobs for a long time. An example was a man called Ibraham who was not only my father’s driver but a driver to many other diplomats before him. My Mother was actually jealous of the close friendship they had. So, next thing we knew, he was fired. Most if not all of our current staff all work in fear of her.
In my 20 years of existence, I have actually never once witnessed an act of unkindness from my father.
My mother on the other hand, well, this is the woman who I have the worst memories of growing up. Especially concerning my sister. Which is why I’m disgusted at the hypocrisy of her “battered woman” claim.
There were many times when I would witness her picking on and beating my older sister, then I would write letters to her and slip them under her bedroom door as I heard her crying on the other side. I will never forget that.
At 16 she was kicked out of the house, and my mother will deny doing so to this day, even though we ALL witnessed it. In London, when my sister was pregnant at 24, I have never seen such evil behaviour towards her. We all thought it would get better, but it didn’t. A great example of this is when we had a small mouse that used to always appear now and then, in the kitchen.
Although heavily pregnant and working at the time, my mother ordered my sister who was tired, and going through bad bouts of morning sickness, to clean the mouse droppings. When she asked if I could do it she was told, no and an argument ensued and she was almost made to do it. My sister stood her ground and refused.
She would also spray air freshener in the room my sister was staying in, although she knew certain smells were literally making her sick. As a result, my sister not only left my mother’s house, although she had nowhere to go, but she went all the way to New York, 6months pregnant with about 30 dollars to her name. She even had to ask her GP for permission to travel as she was so heavy at that point.
As for my Father, on top of NEVER raising a hand to any of us, He has literally supported us in any way he can.
My sister used to live with him in New York and study fashion and photography. He used to also pay her rent in California just because she was unable to work. He has paid for even our brother’s girlfriends to come and visit in New York and elsewhere. He has always let us have our friends over and used to take us out to the cinema, to the park, to play, and to watch us at our sports games for support.
My mother wouldn’t even let friends of ours in the house. My Father is loved and she has always hated that. She never understood why people didn’t take to her the same way. It never occurred to her that the way she treated people would have an effect on how they saw her.
His kindness extends to his staff and they all reap the benefits of this. He never thought himself higher than anyone else and for this, his staff always received respect from him despite his powerful positions.
My Father’s good nature has influenced us all. His love for music, has influenced all of us. His love of the arts, has brought out a brilliant talent in my sister which he has always encouraged and nurtured. He would wake up every day and put on Bob Dylan and listen to classical music.
We have fond memories of him listening to his music, dancing and even making up his own lyrics to make us laugh.
He is kind and very funny and even though my nephew has not been here long, Grandad is the one he runs to whenever he would return home.
After events, he would come home, sit down with a small glass of whiskey and tell us interesting stories. He never raised his voice or yelled at us. He was always calm and peaceful. This is his true nature. Not the barbaric monster he has been made out to be. One of my brother’s got wind of the news in London and called him crying, and devastated. We all are. This is not the father we have grown up to, love and adore. It hurts us to see such mean things said about him.
I haven’t even lived with my Father my whole life. Yet, the times that I was staying with him due to his occupation, were some of the best times and memories of my life. Like Warsaw Poland, Manhattan in New York, and then here in Nairobi, Kenya.
I have lived with my mother my entire life, so I hope it’s understood the difficulty in me writing this letter. But, I must do it. For the sake of my family, for the sake of Nigeria and the reputation my father has worked so hard to achieve.
But the truth must be known to all not just me.
Written By Nelson Wigwe (Son Wigwes)
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by Energy48(m): 11:12am On Jun 01, 2011
After reading the son's account, I feel like crying that this misguided woman should bring this amount of unnecessary humiliation and pain upon her own FIVE children. What sort of woman would do this huh?

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Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by DaDoctor: 11:17am On Jun 01, 2011
we await more witnesses,

she is in for it,


i see most of her past victims writing against her,

lets see how it goes,


WOMENNNNNNNNNNN SHINE YOUR EYES IN MAKING YOUR CHOICE
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by otokx(m): 11:18am On Jun 01, 2011
This woman is evil, her parents that brought her into this world are equally evil.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by otokx(m): 11:20am On Jun 01, 2011
Where are all those nairaland girls that were running mouth? They should report here quickly to explain why this woman should not be committed to mother earth alive?
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by Justcash(m): 11:21am On Jun 01, 2011
Jenifa, I am waiting for your comment o! Please, come and tell us that the boy was bribed. LMAO!

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Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by tpia5: 11:22am On Jun 01, 2011
No saint and no sinner in this matter, for now.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by Nobody: 11:23am On Jun 01, 2011
Jenifa_:

and since when have Nigerian men started training children. I thought it was supposed to be the "women's job"
You really are a proud misandrist, ain't you?
@thread.
The son has said it all. But its too late. The woman has successfully ruined the reputation of the man.
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by Nobody: 11:24am On Jun 01, 2011
tpia@:

No saint and no sinner in this matter, for now.

Have you read the sons statement?
Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by DaDoctor: 11:27am On Jun 01, 2011
@tpia@ if you say that, it means you can do worse than that woman.

Same reason few men would  not want to marry a super educated woman,

they always reason like the OYINBOS

Family issue should at least be settled in the room, until it can stretch to extended but concerned family and goes on like that


but these day ladies, ??  they feel they are too sharp

just she how she has dented the mans reputation

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Re: Wigwe (Beaten Ambassador's Wife): The Other Side Of The Story by duduspace(m): 11:28am On Jun 01, 2011
Mgbangidingban mgbangidigban. Roforofo fight.
She tear agbada, he tear pant e.t.c  grin grin grin
why do people who should be above such things descend to such depths? SMH for humanity.

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