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A lady identified as Tolulope Angel Sofodu Ojuroye has shared a sad story of how she lost her husband.
Read the story below;

On the 1st of September, I woke up next to my husband, dressed for work, and woke him to tell him I was done and ready to leave. He asked me to open his cupboard and pick the money for the month. I went there but didn't see it.

Then he got up and said; You just want me to stand up. However, he gave Ie the money and asked me to count it. Then he said that the money wasn’t complete yet and that he will give me the balance when I returned from work.

I was glad that he even gave me part of the money. (the reason why I was glad would be known soon). I left for work and since it was the beginning of the month was busy. From about 3:30 to 4 pm, I had a client over.

I was with them when I heard in my spirit. CALL HIM; CALL YOUR HUSBAND. I was with my phone at the time so I called him (Still grateful to God that I called him and we spoke). When I closed from work and got home, he wasn't home.

I thought perhaps he took a stroll that evening after talking to me, since he has been home all day, and they have been working from home since March. I prepared dinner and waited for him to get back.

I was laying on the bed when his younger sister's call came in and told me she spoke to one police officer who told her they found my husband's phones on the ground. I got up immediately and started wondering where he went, he would have been looking for the phones I thought to myself. I got dressed and left for the police station.

Before I left the house, I called my younger sister to inform her that I was going to the police station. On getting there, I saw the officer, he kept me in their office and told me my husband committed fraud of 10 million and that he had confessed. Immediately asked them to let me see him. He requested to see my husband's sister whom he spoke with, and that she should come along with her husband. I kept begging them to let me see him. I tried convincing them that he wasn't that kind of person and that he lives his life as it comes.

They started asking me a series of questions. it was so annoying. I was there till past 9 pm till his sister came, and they said they need to go search of our house. We set out to go, on the way, his sister asked for my brother in law’s number (my younger sister’s husband ) at that moment I was like, I haven't even explained to my dad what was going on or even my elder sister.

When we got home, one of the officers went to see my landlady, while the other came to the house. After his supposed search, he told me to stay back at home but I refused. Then the other came and sat down. I sat down too and waited for the next line of action.
Read more
https://www.youthwinconnect.com/2020/12/04/while-my-husband-was-lying-in-the-mortuary-the-police-accused-him-of-committing-fraud-of-10-million-naira/

Inside life

This story was stolen (lifted) from FIN.

The writer is being mischievous with the headline. this is not good at all.

bolseas:
This story was stolen (lifted) from FIN.

The writer is being mischievous with the headline. this is not good at all.

Op if this is true, you are a thief and your days r numbered. Soldiers r waiting for u at oyigbo junction

bolseas:
This story was stolen (lifted) from FIN.

The writer is being mischievous with the headline. this is not good at all.

U are very right, I read it on FIN days back. I just wonder what people tends to gain by making fortunate out of someone else's misfortune

Goldenheart002:
U are very right, I read it on FIN days back. I just wonder what people tends to gain by making fortunate out of someone else's misfortune

Exactly. I cried after reading the story on FIN that day. The police officers really tried with the way they handled the incident. And this writer is trying to make money with someone else's sad story.. I wonder why people are so heartless just because of money...