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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by AdeolaOmoOba(m): 6:01pm On May 16, 2020
Work it out between yourselves and should you break up your home over mere suspicion, you sure ain't coming to mine.

Has it ever occurred to you that your husband also suspects you? He doesn't want you locking bathroom doors while alone, and you prefer it, asides him sneaking in on you, why? To be quite blunt, maybe he also suspects you of let's say having affairs or playing with yourself. What do you have to say about that. This paragraph might generate some heat but what I want you to see is a clear psychological picture of what might also be going through his mind.

Are you trust worthy? I openly condemn fraudulent acts however, in light of this write-up, it is glaring that your husband doesn't trust you. You need to work on yourself. If he's probably into fraud, his primary fear would likely be your maturity or immaturity in handling the situation in the best possible way that won't affect your home negatively. Should he be into fraud, with wisdom and maturity, you can make him stop it and save your home simultaneously.

The other side of the story which you might or might not know is regarding his job. If your husband is a law enforcement agent or let's say an undercover agent, you don't expect him to be careless with his phone, even with you based on the sensitivity of some information on it.

In short, work it out, not with arrogance but with understanding and loyalty. Where does your loyalty lie? Make him know it.

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by Kidakudz5: 6:03pm On May 16, 2020
Right here is the reason nigerians are hated all over the world..
Bunch of scammers.. useless people angry angry

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by Parisian: 6:07pm On May 16, 2020
Your husband is NOT faithful to you and is a scammer. He wants to use you to get what he wants and he's doing that already. I wonder how y'all American women marry Nigerian men.

If he could break the door, ain't no telling what he'll break next. Goodluck.

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by Hollysaint: 6:12pm On May 16, 2020
Get a private detective to investigate him or trail him.imform your mum and sisters.Ask for a separation because he is capable of murder to cover his tracks.Drug him in a wine and when he sleeps check out his phone then return it before he wakes up.inform the police if you found out anything.but remember your marriage is over once you found out about the secret of your husband.if your ready for divorce go ahead and find out.

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by DaddyRochie1642: 6:12pm On May 16, 2020
Your Husband Still dey Learn Work
Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by MisterChairman(m): 6:14pm On May 16, 2020
You're husband is a scammer .. Majority of Igbo's oversea have wife back home .. He's using you for his fruadelent act .. Beware of Igbo's they are thieves , drug peddlers and kidnappers

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by Heffalump(m): 6:16pm On May 16, 2020
Parisian:
Your husband is NOT faithful to you and is a scammer. He wants to use you to get what he wants and he's doing that already. I wonder how y'all American women marry Nigerian men.

If he could break the door, ain't no telling what he'll break next. Goodluck.

How do you mean about Nigerian men?

Don't make a global statement when you do not have proves to substantiate your claim, just because of one sad case. Did you read the part where Tasha7 wrote that her Nigerian husband is a very lovely man to be with? .....even to her family members. Those are the characteristics of most Nigerian men married to foreigners. Nigerian men standout among other African men any day, any time!!!

Your statement is viewed from the perspective of jealousy undecided

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by faceland: 6:21pm On May 16, 2020
He is certainly hiding something... However, what?

It is either infidelity or crime... Either prostitutes (not a single lady) or crime outside of internet scam (because a scammer knows better than to leave their phone without password).

That explains all the poor grammar because he doesn't want them to know who he really is.

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by Yungbitz(m): 6:22pm On May 16, 2020
You have a happy husband who treats you like a queen and cares about your family. What else do you want? Why would you start going through his stuffs or even checking his emails? That is a breach of trust and whatever you eventually find or assume you found, if it brings you pain, Then you are your own Achiless heel.
Imagine he is the one going through your stuffs and sneaking around with your stuffs

Cc Tasha7
Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by rampantlover: 6:22pm On May 16, 2020
DID YOU SAY HE IS IGBO? grin cheesy grin grin That's all I want to know.

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by Nairalandmonika: 6:26pm On May 16, 2020
TheKingIsHere:


IS roundcube used for scamming?

Shed more light on this
Nope, it's use for webmail, most scammer use it to create a mail that looks official unlike the usual gmail.com.
E.g
myName@mycompany.com

When someone send u a mail like that it looks more official than the usual

Myname@gmail.com

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by africanusvu(m): 6:29pm On May 16, 2020
TheKingIsHere:


The man is definitely into something shady...People should learn to say things the way it is. Haba
.I don't doubt you.but I dnt think he meant any harm to the woman
Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by mechanics(m): 6:34pm On May 16, 2020
You should have dig deep about his ways of life before saying I do, be that as it may, since he has said the email was not his, just keep monitoring him, the truth about his ways of life will surely be revealed one day.

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by Nobody: 6:35pm On May 16, 2020
Hmmm, in America it's much more serious than you imagine giving all kind of advice. She needs to know for sure what her husband is up to and to contact the authorities. If he is in crime, scam or whatever and he is communicating from the same house, same IP, the police can show up anytime and arrest not only him but also her, means she will go to jail and lose her job, house, everything. She needs to protect herself, he is a big trouble. If any complain, scammed woman from Turkey or whoever, the police knocking the door, a helicopter, all depends how they see it. It's possible the FBI is already watching him, all Nigerian immigrants are watched, it's well known what they are doing. He thinks he is very smart, American law is smarter, they may watch him letting him grow very rich and then boom, all his wealth confiscated and he is in jail and deported back to Nigeria. Read the news, some Nigerian scammers got confiscated by America even houses and hotels they owned in Nigeria.
Lady, do not wait, check it all and inform, you may end in jail before or together with him.
Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by bekpo(m): 6:46pm On May 16, 2020
seunlayi:

@Tasha, from your story above, it is evident that man is hiding many things from you, it is not about just a girlfriend or two, that man is flirting seriously around. Yes, he is. If it were to be just a girlfriend or two, there are ways he can take a break from communicating with them while you are around unlike what we have here where he is terribly messing around. Furthermore, he may also be involved in some shady business which may affect you negatively in the near future that is if this story is actually true,
@tasha, I may have to tell you that the chance you have with this relationship succeeding is just 3% that is only if the works of your husband hands backfires and he came back to his normal sense (if he ever have one before).
Start looking for a way to distance yourself from him to give yourself headache-less life. That is just your husband lifestyle and I don't see you changing it again if what you've done so far could not. Have a nice day






You r really a home breaker and a terrible scum! How did u arrive at these details if not for jealousy? This is so petty and terrible.

Madam, we use to say in law that suspicion however well founded can't secure a conviction.

U r suspecting ur hubby of some kind of illicit activities and maybe being secretive, yet u haven't caught him or have a very strong evidence to support ur claim. U had earlier confronted ur hubby regarding ur fears and he denied those things, why worry about it?

Why will u snoop on ur hubby, r u a paid agent to get him down? Why can't u trust ur hubby? There must b something u ain't telling us and I really suspect u!

Do u really love ur hubby or u r just using him for a purpose and looking for every possible loophole to call it a quit and get a divorce so u swoop on his properties! U r a suspect.

Why r u investigating ur hubby? Why r u snooping on him? That he's a Nigerian and so what? R u saying Nigerians r criminals why marry him at first instance?

If u aren't a suspect why didn't u run a background check on him before u said "I do"? Why now? I really sympathies with d dude!
Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by Escobar7(m): 6:55pm On May 16, 2020
seunlayi:

@Tasha, from your story above, it is evident that man is hiding many things from you, it is not about just a girlfriend or two, that man is flirting seriously around. Yes, he is. If it were to be just a girlfriend or two, there are ways he can take a break from communicating with them while you are around unlike what we have here where he is terribly messing around. Furthermore, he may also be involved in some shady business which may affect you negatively in the near future that is if this story is actually true,
@tasha, I may have to tell you that the chance you have with this relationship succeeding is just 3% that is only if the works of your husband hands backfires and he came back to his normal sense (if he ever have one before).
Start looking for a way to distance yourself from him to give yourself headache-less life. That is just your husband lifestyle and I don't see you changing it again if what you've done so far could not. Have a nice day



Thats what you advise her? The devil has found a soul mate with you.
Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by humilitypays(m): 6:56pm On May 16, 2020
All these Yahoo boys, even when God decides to show them mercy by giving them the opportunity to meet a nice client turn wifey, their stupidity and love for easy money will never allow them to throw away their past dirty scamming life of scamming vulnerable people off their hard earned money and face a real life where they earn based on their skills or effort or handwork angry angry angry


Yahoo Yahoo today seems to be a curse.....they hardly quit even after they hit a jackpot, the curses following them will keep pushing to continue scamming until they are caught and disgraced!! angry angry

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by doe: 6:59pm On May 16, 2020
Likely CEO and romance scammer!!

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by MichaelDuf: 7:00pm On May 16, 2020
Igbo man indeed.

Super stories

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by Nobody: 7:07pm On May 16, 2020
humilitypays:
All these Yahoo boys, even when God decides to show them mercy by giving them the opportunity to meet a nice client turn wifey, their stupidity and love for easy money will never allow them to throw away their past dirty scamming life of scamming vulnerable people off their hard earned money and face a real life where they earn based on their skills or effort or handwork angry angry angry


Yahoo Yahoo today seems to be a curse.....they hardly quit even after they hit a jackpot, the curses following them will keep pushing to continue scamming until they are caught and disgraced!! angry angry
Yes. I see it as an addiction, many of them are drinking and using drugs from early age, most of them during scam chats become addicted to love, porn chat and easy money, they are attention male whores, addicted to online love, also no studies and real job skills, lazy to work in real life as it pays much less than chats online pretending.

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by greggng: 7:08pm On May 16, 2020
Tasha7:
Hello, I am a black woman born and raised in North America and married to an Igbo man. We have been in a long distance relationship for the majority of our relationship. We got married almost 2 years ago while still long distance and he recently immigrated to Canada in Jan 2020 under the spousal sponsorship. He has a wonderful bond with my mother and sisters. (my father has passed). I have met his family and we get along very well.

Everything was going well until I was looking up something in the search history of the laptop we both share and stumbled across emails he had recently accessed. Please note, I could not read the email itself, I could only see the subject lines in the search history. I will attach pictures if possible. It wasn't a normal email account like yahoo or Gmail. It was from a website called: Roundcube webmail. I had never heard of it before. Anyway, there were a bunch of emails forwarded from a hotel in Istanbul where people were being asked to pay their outstanding hotel bill (unfortunately I didn't take a screenshot of the hotel stuff). In addition to that, there were emails to 2 different women (named Wendy and Elizabeth) with the subjects: re: Thank you for written, re: back from customs baby, re: I am so happy our paths have crossed re: I am writing you with much sadness in my heart etc. I will try to attach the screenshots I took.

Lastly, within the same search history, my husband seemed to have been looking up songs like: 'what songs make a woman feel confident about herself' and 'what if I never get over you', and 'songs that make a woman feel beautiful'.

I confronted my husband that same night. It was 2am. He was already sleeping. I woke him up bc I wanted to catch him off guard. His explanation was that his friend in Cyprus had a bad internet connection and asked him (my husband) to look up something in his friends email account. He insisted that he had no idea what his friend was up to, as it was none of his business. In the process of me confronting him, he grabbed the laptop from me and deleted the search history. I told him that was making him look real guilty and I started packing my things to leave. He pleaded and insisted it had nothing to do with him, it was his friends email account blah blah blah. I wanted to believe him but some things just didn't add up...like why was he looking up those songs if he was just checking his friends email for him? His only saving grace was that the subject lines were written with poor grammar and my husband has excellent English speaking and writing skills.

Fast forward a few weeks later, my husband left the bathroom to put out the garbage and accidentally left his phone in the bathroom playing music. This is significant because he has never parted from his phone from the day he arrived. He sleeps with his phone beside him. He showers and uses the bathroom with his phone beside him. When he cooks, he keeps his phone beside him. The day in question, I went into the bathroom and locked the door shortly after he left the bathroom. Side note: I only lock the door bc sometimes he jokingly sneaks up on me to scare me while I am in the shower, so to avoid being snuck up on, I sometimes lock the door. I digress. I commenced using the bathroom when I noticed that hubby left his phone on the side of the bathtub with Nigerian gospel music blasting. I was shocked! It was the first time he was separated from his phone! I didn't touch his phone and started using the bathroom. Within 15 seconds, my husband started knocking on the door saying he really needed to use the bathroom and wanted me to open the door. He was saying he really needed to pee. I asked him to hold a minute, because I was on the toilet. He said he didn't believe me and then things escalated from there. He started pounding really hard on the bathroom door, demanding that I open the door because he really needed to pee. He was eventually pounding so hard and yelling to the point where he started to lose his voice! I was freaked out! I told him to hold on and I would be done in a minute! But he wouldn't listen and eventually broke open the bathroom door by force...there is literally a large crack down the bathroom door now. I was shocked. Beyond words. Once he broke down the door, he quickly did a scan of the bathroom and saw his cellphone was right where he left it. I didn't touch it. Then he was more calm. He then reiterated that he really needed to pee and went into the shower, pulled the curtain and turned on the water.

I started freaking out. I started yelling telling him that he was a liar and if there was any doubt in my mind he was hiding something, I need not doubt it anymore! He broke down the bathroom door NOT because he really nedded to pee, but because he was so terrified I was going to snoop through his phone! Of course he denied it. He was saying that if that was the case, the first thing he would have done is grab his phone. I responded saying that he's not stupid, if he grabbed his phone first, it would have made him look guilty. After that blow up, we stopped talking to each other for days...

And here I am today. If anyone could provide me insight into what is going on, I would be so appreciative. What is this hotel stuff and what are these msgs to multiple women? I am thinking he may be involved in a 419 scam or his friend is a yahoo boy....but why is he using such poor grammar when he speaks and writes excellent English?

I am so stressed over all of this that it is literally consuming my every thought. My husband only denies everything and gets defensive then ignores me if I keep pushing for answers. Outside of this incident he is incredibly loving and affectionate and treats my mother so well. He cares so much about what she thinks of him.

I have turned to this forum with the hopes that someone would have more insight into what is going on. Thank you so much to anyone who has taken the time to read this very long post and respond. I truly appreciate it. Again, I attached photos, but scratched out names just in case.

Thank you,

Tasha


From what I have read, your husband belongs to a scam or 419 syndicate. He has been in that shit before meeting you. He is trying hard to get out of that shot cos he loves you. All you need to do now is to assure him that you won't live him or expose him if only he completely surrender his life to Christ and turn a new leaf now. All of us 've got our past ...what matters is how we intend to manage the future.
Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by Nobody: 7:20pm On May 16, 2020
Pls hold your husband tight your husband loves you
Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by faceland: 7:23pm On May 16, 2020
igbowoman:


Where did you copy this beautiful tale from
We dont see any attached pictures

From here. https://www.nairaland.com/5851708/how-tell-what-husband-hiding

She might be one of his victims and unfortunately he doesn't know when to stop. The energy they put into all these scam, if they put it to something legitimate, they would have a fraction of the money but with peace of mind (no need to be breaking bathroom door).

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by faceland: 7:25pm On May 16, 2020
greggng:



From what I have read, your husband belongs to a scam or 419 syndicate. He has been in that shit before meeting you. He is trying hard to get out of that shot cos he loves you. All you need to do now is to assure him that you won't live him or expose him if only he completely surrender his life to Christ and turn a new leaf now. All of us 've got our past ...what matters is how we intend to manage the future.

He is like their agent over there (may be helping other), it's just a matter of time before they catch him (because someone must make mistake).

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by orobs93(m): 7:27pm On May 16, 2020
Tasha7:
Hello, I am a

The women he is chatting with or messaging are not threats to your marriage

black woman born and raised in North America and married to an Igbo man. We have been in a long distance relationship for the majority of our relationship. We got married almost 2 years ago while still long distance and he recently immigrated to Canada in Jan 2020 under the spousal sponsorship. He has a wonderful bond with my mother and sisters. (my father has passed). I have met his family and we get along very well.

Everything was going well until I was looking up something in the search history of the laptop we both share and stumbled across emails he had recently accessed. Please note, I could not read the email itself, I could only see the subject lines in the search history. I will attach pictures if possible. It wasn't a normal email account like yahoo or Gmail. It was from a website called: Roundcube webmail. I had never heard of it before. Anyway, there were a bunch of emails forwarded from a hotel in Istanbul where people were being asked to pay their outstanding hotel bill (unfortunately I didn't take a screenshot of the hotel stuff). In addition to that, there were emails to 2 different women (named Wendy and Elizabeth) with the subjects: re: Thank you for written, re: back from customs baby, re: I am so happy our paths have crossed re: I am writing you with much sadness in my heart etc. I will try to attach the screenshots I took.

Lastly, within the same search history, my husband seemed to have been looking up songs like: 'what songs make a woman feel confident about herself' and 'what if I never get over you', and 'songs that make a woman feel beautiful'.

I confronted my husband that same night. It was 2am. He was already sleeping. I woke him up bc I wanted to catch him off guard. His explanation was that his friend in Cyprus had a bad internet connection and asked him (my husband) to look up something in his friends email account. He insisted that he had no idea what his friend was up to, as it was none of his business. In the process of me confronting him, he grabbed the laptop from me and deleted the search history. I told him that was making him look real guilty and I started packing my things to leave. He pleaded and insisted it had nothing to do with him, it was his friends email account blah blah blah. I wanted to believe him but some things just didn't add up...like why was he looking up those songs if he was just checking his friends email for him? His only saving grace was that the subject lines were written with poor grammar and my husband has excellent English speaking and writing skills.

Fast forward a few weeks later, my husband left the bathroom to put out the garbage and accidentally left his phone in the bathroom playing music. This is significant because he has never parted from his phone from the day he arrived. He sleeps with his phone beside him. He showers and uses the bathroom with his phone beside him. When he cooks, he keeps his phone beside him. The day in question, I went into the bathroom and locked the door shortly after he left the bathroom. Side note: I only lock the door bc sometimes he jokingly sneaks up on me to scare me while I am in the shower, so to avoid being snuck up on, I sometimes lock the door. I digress. I commenced using the bathroom when I noticed that hubby left his phone on the side of the bathtub with Nigerian gospel music blasting. I was shocked! It was the first time he was separated from his phone! I didn't touch his phone and started using the bathroom. Within 15 seconds, my husband started knocking on the door saying he really needed to use the bathroom and wanted me to open the door. He was saying he really needed to pee. I asked him to hold a minute, because I was on the toilet. He said he didn't believe me and then things escalated from there. He started pounding really hard on the bathroom door, demanding that I open the door because he really needed to pee. He was eventually pounding so hard and yelling to the point where he started to lose his voice! I was freaked out! I told him to hold on and I would be done in a minute! But he wouldn't listen and eventually broke open the bathroom door by force...there is literally a large crack down the bathroom door now. I was shocked. Beyond words. Once he broke down the door, he quickly did a scan of the bathroom and saw his cellphone was right where he left it. I didn't touch it. Then he was more calm. He then reiterated that he really needed to pee and went into the shower, pulled the curtain and turned on the water.

I started freaking out. I started yelling telling him that he was a liar and if there was any doubt in my mind he was hiding something, I need not doubt it anymore! He broke down the bathroom door NOT because he really nedded to pee, but because he was so terrified I was going to snoop through his phone! Of course he denied it. He was saying that if that was the case, the first thing he would have done is grab his phone. I responded saying that he's not stupid, if he grabbed his phone first, it would have made him look guilty. After that blow up, we stopped talking to each other for days...

And here I am today. If anyone could provide me insight into what is going on, I would be so appreciative. What is this hotel stuff and what are these msgs to multiple women? I am thinking he may be involved in a 419 scam or his friend is a yahoo boy....but why is he using such poor grammar when he speaks and writes excellent English?

I am so stressed over all of this that it is literally consuming my every thought. My husband only denies everything and gets defensive then ignores me if I keep pushing for answers. Outside of this incident he is incredibly loving and affectionate and treats my mother so well. He cares so much about what she thinks of him.

I have turned to this forum with the hopes that someone would have more insight into what is going on. Thank you so much to anyone who has taken the time to read this very long post and respond. I truly appreciate it. Again, I attached photos, but scratched out names just in case.

Thank you,

Tasha
Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by faceland: 7:28pm On May 16, 2020
SmartKitty:

Yes. I see it as an addiction, many of them are drinking and using drugs from early age, most of them during scam chats become addicted to love, porn chat and easy money, they are attention male whores, addicted to online love, also no studies and real job skills, lazy to work in real life as it pays much less than chats online pretending.

The scammers I use to know started as trolls, they would do it money or no money. Playing with people is their hobby.

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by saajus: 7:35pm On May 16, 2020
Your husband may be a yahoo boy. Roundcube is an email client. Another one similar to it is horde. People that use it more often are business owners who have their own email domain, like info@opeokeke.com. Web/email host service companies like Hostgator, GoDaddy recommend Roundcube/Horde for their customers to access their personalized email.
Your husband may be using the personalized email to disguise as a company to defraud people. He is up to something. You have two options. Continue the marriage, he doesn't change and both of you end up in prison someday. Second, he turns a new leaf, stay with him and both of you build something strong from scratch.
Madam, if your husband has ever tasted the honey of "yahoo money", it takes a miracle to completely change him. If he has not hit once, he may still be redeemable. That's a lesson to all you ladies staying over there that will just pick any guy in Nigeria without doing a thorough personal investigation

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by Clashy(m): 7:35pm On May 16, 2020
Madam your husband is a picker and he edits for mats for his clients(yahoo boys) that is all. He's only trying to protect in integrity with not infidelity[quote author=Tasha7 post=89451892]Hello, I am a black woman born and raised in North America and married to an Igbo man. We have been in a long distance relationship for the majority of our relationship. We got married almost 2 years ago while still long distance and he recently immigrated to Canada in Jan 2020 under the spousal sponsorship. He has a wonderful bond with my mother and sisters. (my father has passed). I have met his family and we get along very well.

Everything was going well until I was looking up something in the search history of the laptop we both share and stumbled across emails he had recently accessed. Please note, I could not read the email itself, I could only see the subject lines in the search history. I will attach pictures if possible. It wasn't a normal email account like yahoo or Gmail. It was from a website called: Roundcube webmail. I had never heard of it before. Anyway, there were a bunch of emails forwarded from a hotel in Istanbul where people were being asked to pay their outstanding hotel bill (unfortunately I didn't take a screenshot of the hotel stuff). In addition to that, there were emails to 2 different women (named Wendy and Elizabeth) with the subjects: re: Thank you for written, re: back from customs baby, re: I am so happy our paths have crossed re: I am writing you with much sadness in my heart etc. I will try to attach the screenshots I took.

Lastly, within the same search history, my husband seemed to have been looking up songs like: 'what songs make a woman feel confident about herself' and 'what if I never get over you', and 'songs that make a woman feel beautiful'.

I confronted my husband that same night. It was 2am. He was already sleeping. I woke him up bc I wanted to catch him off guard. His explanation was that his friend in Cyprus had a bad internet connection and asked him (my husband) to look up something in his friends email account. He insisted that he had no idea what his friend was up to, as it was none of his business. In the process of me confronting him, he grabbed the laptop from me and deleted the search history. I told him that was making him look real guilty and I started packing my things to leave. He pleaded and insisted it had nothing to do with him, it was his friends email account blah blah blah. I wanted to believe him but some things just didn't add up...like why was he looking up those songs if he was just checking his friends email for him? His only saving grace was that the subject lines were written with poor grammar and my husband has excellent English speaking and writing skills.

Fast forward a few weeks later, my husband left the bathroom to put out the garbage and accidentally left his phone in the bathroom playing music. This is significant because he has never parted from his phone from the day he arrived. He sleeps with his phone beside him. He showers and uses the bathroom with his phone beside him. When he cooks, he keeps his phone beside him. The day in question, I went into the bathroom and locked the door shortly after he left the bathroom. Side note: I only lock the door bc sometimes he jokingly sneaks up on me to scare me while I am in the shower, so to avoid being snuck up on, I sometimes lock the door. I digress. I commenced using the bathroom when I noticed that hubby left his phone on the side of the bathtub with Nigerian gospel music blasting. I was shocked! It was the first time he was separated from his phone! I didn't touch his phone and started using the bathroom. Within 15 seconds, my husband started knocking on the door saying he really needed to use the bathroom and wanted me to open the door. He was saying he really needed to pee. I asked him to hold a minute, because I was on the toilet. He said he didn't believe me and then things escalated from there. He started pounding really hard on the bathroom door, demanding that I open the door because he really needed to pee. He was eventually pounding so hard and yelling to the point where he started to lose his voice! I was freaked out! I told him to hold on and I would be done in a minute! But he wouldn't listen and eventually broke open the bathroom door by force...there is literally a large crack down the bathroom door now. I was shocked.
Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by bluefilm: 7:49pm On May 16, 2020
Madam TASHA,

Your husband is a GHOST.

He loves ANGELA.

But he'll never tell you the TRUTH.

If you need to know more about him, then you'll have to ask DRE or TOMMY.

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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by GreenDestiny2: 7:55pm On May 16, 2020
Dreamstarr:
Woman focus on your life and leave your husband alone. No one is perfect. You are not perfect either. If you are tired of the marriage, you can quit honorably without hurting anyone. Because he is from Africa doesn't make him your house boy..... If you want to be happy LEAVE YOUR HUSBAND'S PHONE ALONE AND STOP SNUPPING AROUND LIKE AN AFRICAN MASQUERADE.


Ipob. One of you about to be busted
Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by Nobody: 7:59pm On May 16, 2020
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Tasha7:
Hello, I am a black woman born and raised in North America and married to an Igbo man. We have been in a long distance relationship for the majority of our relationship. We got married almost 2 years ago while still long distance and he recently immigrated to Canada in Jan 2020 under the spousal sponsorship. He has a wonderful bond with my mother and sisters. (my father has passed). I have met his family and we get along very well.

Everything was going well until I was looking up something in the search history of the laptop we both share and stumbled across emails he had recently accessed. Please note, I could not read the email itself, I could only see the subject lines in the search history. I will attach pictures if possible. It wasn't a normal email account like yahoo or Gmail. It was from a website called: Roundcube webmail. I had never heard of it before. Anyway, there were a bunch of emails forwarded from a hotel in Istanbul where people were being asked to pay their outstanding hotel bill (unfortunately I didn't take a screenshot of the hotel stuff). In addition to that, there were emails to 2 different women (named Wendy and Elizabeth) with the subjects: re: Thank you for written, re: back from customs baby, re: I am so happy our paths have crossed re: I am writing you with much sadness in my heart etc. I will try to attach the screenshots I took.

Lastly, within the same search history, my husband seemed to have been looking up songs like: 'what songs make a woman feel confident about herself' and 'what if I never get over you', and 'songs that make a woman feel beautiful'.

I confronted my husband that same night. It was 2am. He was already sleeping. I woke him up bc I wanted to catch him off guard. His explanation was that his friend in Cyprus had a bad internet connection and asked him (my husband) to look up something in his friends email account. He insisted that he had no idea what his friend was up to, as it was none of his business. In the process of me confronting him, he grabbed the laptop from me and deleted the search history. I told him that was making him look real guilty and I started packing my things to leave. He pleaded and insisted it had nothing to do with him, it was his friends email account blah blah blah. I wanted to believe him but some things just didn't add up...like why was he looking up those songs if he was just checking his friends email for him? His only saving grace was that the subject lines were written with poor grammar and my husband has excellent English speaking and writing skills.

Fast forward a few weeks later, my husband left the bathroom to put out the garbage and accidentally left his phone in the bathroom playing music. This is significant because he has never parted from his phone from the day he arrived. He sleeps with his phone beside him. He showers and uses the bathroom with his phone beside him. When he cooks, he keeps his phone beside him. The day in question, I went into the bathroom and locked the door shortly after he left the bathroom. Side note: I only lock the door bc sometimes he jokingly sneaks up on me to scare me while I am in the shower, so to avoid being snuck up on, I sometimes lock the door. I digress. I commenced using the bathroom when I noticed that hubby left his phone on the side of the bathtub with Nigerian gospel music blasting. I was shocked! It was the first time he was separated from his phone! I didn't touch his phone and started using the bathroom. Within 15 seconds, my husband started knocking on the door saying he really needed to use the bathroom and wanted me to open the door. He was saying he really needed to pee. I asked him to hold a minute, because I was on the toilet. He said he didn't believe me and then things escalated from there. He started pounding really hard on the bathroom door, demanding that I open the door because he really needed to pee. He was eventually pounding so hard and yelling to the point where he started to lose his voice! I was freaked out! I told him to hold on and I would be done in a minute! But he wouldn't listen and eventually broke open the bathroom door by force...there is literally a large crack down the bathroom door now. I was shocked. Beyond words. Once he broke down the door, he quickly did a scan of the bathroom and saw his cellphone was right where he left it. I didn't touch it. Then he was more calm. He then reiterated that he really needed to pee and went into the shower, pulled the curtain and turned on the water.

I started freaking out. I started yelling telling him that he was a liar and if there was any doubt in my mind he was hiding something, I need not doubt it anymore! He broke down the bathroom door NOT because he really nedded to pee, but because he was so terrified I was going to snoop through his phone! Of course he denied it. He was saying that if that was the case, the first thing he would have done is grab his phone. I responded saying that he's not stupid, if he grabbed his phone first, it would have made him look guilty. After that blow up, we stopped talking to each other for days...

And here I am today. If anyone could provide me insight into what is going on, I would be so appreciative. What is this hotel stuff and what are these msgs to multiple women? I am thinking he may be involved in a 419 scam or his friend is a yahoo boy....but why is he using such poor grammar when he speaks and writes excellent English?

I am so stressed over all of this that it is literally consuming my every thought. My husband only denies everything and gets defensive then ignores me if I keep pushing for answers. Outside of this incident he is incredibly loving and affectionate and treats my mother so well. He cares so much about what she thinks of him.

I have turned to this forum with the hopes that someone would have more insight into what is going on. Thank you so much to anyone who has taken the time to read this very long post and respond. I truly appreciate it. Again, I attached photos, but scratched out names just in case.

Thank you,

Tasha
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Re: What Secret Is My Husband Hiding? by druxlazu: 8:02pm On May 16, 2020
Tasha7:
Hello, I am a black woman born and raised in North America and married to an Igbo man. We have been in a long distance relationship for the majority of our relationship. We got married almost 2 years ago while still long distance and he recently immigrated to Canada in Jan 2020 under the spousal sponsorship. He has a wonderful bond with my mother and sisters. (my father has passed). I have met his family and we get along very well.

Everything was going well until I was looking up something in the search history of the laptop we both share and stumbled across emails he had recently accessed. Please note, I could not read the email itself, I could only see the subject lines in the search history. I will attach pictures if possible. It wasn't a normal email account like yahoo or Gmail. It was from a website called: Roundcube webmail. I had never heard of it before. Anyway, there were a bunch of emails forwarded from a hotel in Istanbul where people were being asked to pay their outstanding hotel bill (unfortunately I didn't take a screenshot of the hotel stuff). In addition to that, there were emails to 2 different women (named Wendy and Elizabeth) with the subjects: re: Thank you for written, re: back from customs baby, re: I am so happy our paths have crossed re: I am writing you with much sadness in my heart etc. I will try to attach the screenshots I took.

Lastly, within the same search history, my husband seemed to have been looking up songs like: 'what songs make a woman feel confident about herself' and 'what if I never get over you', and 'songs that make a woman feel beautiful'.

I confronted my husband that same night. It was 2am. He was already sleeping. I woke him up bc I wanted to catch him off guard. His explanation was that his friend in Cyprus had a bad internet connection and asked him (my husband) to look up something in his friends email account. He insisted that he had no idea what his friend was up to, as it was none of his business. In the process of me confronting him, he grabbed the laptop from me and deleted the search history. I told him that was making him look real guilty and I started packing my things to leave. He pleaded and insisted it had nothing to do with him, it was his friends email account blah blah blah. I wanted to believe him but some things just didn't add up...like why was he looking up those songs if he was just checking his friends email for him? His only saving grace was that the subject lines were written with poor grammar and my husband has excellent English speaking and writing skills.

Fast forward a few weeks later, my husband left the bathroom to put out the garbage and accidentally left his phone in the bathroom playing music. This is significant because he has never parted from his phone from the day he arrived. He sleeps with his phone beside him. He showers and uses the bathroom with his phone beside him. When he cooks, he keeps his phone beside him. The day in question, I went into the bathroom and locked the door shortly after he left the bathroom. Side note: I only lock the door bc sometimes he jokingly sneaks up on me to scare me while I am in the shower, so to avoid being snuck up on, I sometimes lock the door. I digress. I commenced using the bathroom when I noticed that hubby left his phone on the side of the bathtub with Nigerian gospel music blasting. I was shocked! It was the first time he was separated from his phone! I didn't touch his phone and started using the bathroom. Within 15 seconds, my husband started knocking on the door saying he really needed to use the bathroom and wanted me to open the door. He was saying he really needed to pee. I asked him to hold a minute, because I was on the toilet. He said he didn't believe me and then things escalated from there. He started pounding really hard on the bathroom door, demanding that I open the door because he really needed to pee. He was eventually pounding so hard and yelling to the point where he started to lose his voice! I was freaked out! I told him to hold on and I would be done in a minute! But he wouldn't listen and eventually broke open the bathroom door by force...there is literally a large crack down the bathroom door now. I was shocked. Beyond words. Once he broke down the door, he quickly did a scan of the bathroom and saw his cellphone was right where he left it. I didn't touch it. Then he was more calm. He then reiterated that he really needed to pee and went into the shower, pulled the curtain and turned on the water.

I started freaking out. I started yelling telling him that he was a liar and if there was any doubt in my mind he was hiding something, I need not doubt it anymore! He broke down the bathroom door NOT because he really nedded to pee, but because he was so terrified I was going to snoop through his phone! Of course he denied it. He was saying that if that was the case, the first thing he would have done is grab his phone. I responded saying that he's not stupid, if he grabbed his phone first, it would have made him look guilty. After that blow up, we stopped talking to each other for days...

And here I am today. If anyone could provide me insight into what is going on, I would be so appreciative. What is this hotel stuff and what are these msgs to multiple women? I am thinking he may be involved in a 419 scam or his friend is a yahoo boy....but why is he using such poor grammar when he speaks and writes excellent English?

I am so stressed over all of this that it is literally consuming my every thought. My husband only denies everything and gets defensive then ignores me if I keep pushing for answers. Outside of this incident he is incredibly loving and affectionate and treats my mother so well. He cares so much about what she thinks of him.

I have turned to this forum with the hopes that someone would have more insight into what is going on. Thank you so much to anyone who has taken the time to read this very long post and respond. I truly appreciate it. Again, I attached photos, but scratched out names just in case.

Thank you,

Tasha

I have never asked anyone to separate from someone because it is your business. I will advise you to separate from that man you call your love, that's just an illusion of fantasy and for the following reasons

1. He is an infidel.
2. That he smashed the door with force makes me want to have a Hellboy pistol right in my hand blast the Igbo brain.
3. He scams, rob and destroy people's life.
3. If you don't separate with him, the infidel will kill you one day. Take it from me as a fact.

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