₦airaland Forum

texazzpete:
You guys are clowns.

Who else should Ojukwu have left all his belongings to, apart from his wife and children? Why should his grown relations be fighting for inheritance from him?

All you people who are screeching about this woman being a 'gold digger' have forgotten she hails from a very rich family herself, and could have had her pick of rich husbands. After giving Ojukwu much more than a decade of blissful (i assume) marriage and great sex, why act as if the man was exploited by her?

NOT TO MENTION THAT BIANCAS FATHER WAS A MULTI BILLIONAIRE AND PROPERTY MOGUL WHO WAS FORMER GOVERNOR OF ANAMBRA STATE AND WAS FAR RICHER THAN OJUKWU.

SLIDEwaxie:
and where did the report say the deeds of gift were not respected? They were in her name so no one is talking abt those but the ones in Ojukwu's name which parts of it shld rightly belong to her but are now being fought over by the court.

That being said, this lady talks too much..we knw she's there for the money and was never in love with the family if not, she wldnt be spreading them out for all to see like a wet cloth in the sun!

Khalessi:
That's what happens when you marry your ancestor.

pekeyim:
The Manhood lives on

tpiah2:
but how is it possible for Ojukwu to have never been married before the age of 61?

[he was born in 1933].

BluIvy:
Only in Nigeria, every where else in the world the late partners siblings, relations & children over 21( or non students) are automatically excluded from any type of inheritance if the late partner did not write a specific will to award them inheritance. The soul beneficiary is the wife and young children.

It always amazes me when you have 2face's mom stoned by relations because they want something of inheritance from their late brothers family. Its in all honesty barbaric & stoneaged. Feel sorry for women who marry these people.

Beautiful lady, continue with your fight don't give them a cent that belongs to you on your kids. If they had approached you as family requested your help to set them.up business wise or otherwise that would have been a more appropriate way to go now its war.

EdCure:
Ibos don't marry early. A colleague of mine is 48 and still single. Never married.

tpia6:
61 is extreme though.

emperorchedda:
Who is Bianca Ojukwu?? I don't know because I schooled in France

Matttthew:
I can't read all dah, because I live in France n speak French.






#BonJour

dridowu:
Anytime i hear/see the name Bianca Ojukwu, i remember Femi Fani Kayode (Oko- Omoge).]I was expecting her to mention his case

dridowu:
Anytime i hear/see the name Bianca Ojukwu, i remember Femi Fani Kayode (Oko- Omoge).

Dopeyomi:
[size=20]awwwwn a very toUching story... I'd come back to read it later [/size]

tpiah2:
but how is it possible for Ojukwu to have never been married before the age of 61?

[he was born in 1933].

Iykebestbt:
çån somebody swear say this woman no get BF?...

PenSniper:
Then how do you know its touching ? lol

PenSniper:
Bonsoir. repete que question en francaise.

remsonik:
Happy for you madam that you were married legally. Don't be too tight fisted,let his family also have some property after all you are not the only one who bore him children.

isalegan2:
This woman is so full of shh!t. The claim that she did a wedding at the registry does not invalidate his other marriages. This is Africa, and Nigeria recognizes traditional marriages. It is called Customary law. The fact that she also succumbed and did a traditional wedding where they "went through the full traditional marriage in my father’s compound that literally had all the traditional titled chiefs, paramount rulers of the community in attendance" attests to her own approval and recognition of this.

The truth will eventually come out about how she manipulated this man and likely precipitated his death, in order for her to quickly move on with her life. It is well-sourced that Ojukwu did not want her chasing Jonathan for political appointments since he considered it unbecoming for his wife to do such. Eventually she got what she wanted.

Zikamax:
What a greedy woman, u already have an elephant why are you still looking for your share in a grasshopper?

sauceny:
Its a sad phenomenon in igbo land,once you die,your blood brothers or cousins would start fighting the wife to surrender her late husband's wealth.

The worst part is;they would be calming it with all boldness.

That is why its good for a woman to give birth to a boy,cause he definitely would stand up for himself, his mother & his family.

aviazuva:
The daughter of Aninefu ngu na Ngwooo is not a gold digger.
Chief CC Onoh, though not a good man in his time was very rich.

But at that time Ojukwu was a legend, very famous, more famous than CC Onoh.

He was also very experienced in handling his beloved Monika.

I think his fame and his experience in handling Missis, endeared him to the young and energetic Bianca
who was also growing in fame then as Miss somewhere.

As for the property issue, Ojukwu was not the first son of his father, and by Igbo inheritance rights majority of what he got with OPEN EYE
were not his. I think the Uniform helped a lot.

The first wife, whether weded or not was recognized by Igbo custom, and so are her children.
As I agree that whatever of his property he gave out as gift should remain so, I also suggest that whatever remained should be shared according to Igbo custom whose EZE he was before his death.
Bianca walked into a devided family, but she would have answered MAMA NNUKWU if she had dragged Eze Igbo into settling with his brothers, bearing in mind the enermous powers she wielded over him.
However, since it is like this, AVIAZUVA

Matttthew:
No....only speak a bit.
Monsieur Pensniper

biafranqueen:
Aunti B, I am so disappointed in you.
How could you be so irresponsible? Your working with Federal Government and you are talking about a property that does not concern you. A property that belongs to Louis Ojukwu and inlaw you never met. A property your husband fought in court and won because of being who he is in Government. You know your husband is not the first son in that family and he did not marry Ikemba's mother in any type of wedding or ceremony. All this your Abuja marriage brag shame on you. Did you marry in Nnewi did Igwe Nnewi attend the funeral. If it is true about you being legally married well your husband was illegitimate just as you claim his firstchildren were.
Where in Igboland can Ikemba give you his fathers property when he has older brother still alive?
How come your brothers always say they are not inlaws to Nnewi when you meet them in person?
Auntie this is too silly Be very carefuloo too many people still alive with the truth like you said it was not 1884 be very careful before they start taking DNA test on those your babies.
As far as titled people in Nnewi are concerned your just a baby mama.
Abuja Marriage indeed at least you can tell the shameless truth on that one.