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Nigerian lady calls out woman who spoke at burial ceremony, blaming wives for high mortality rate among men

Nigerian lady calls out woman who spoke at burial ceremony, blaming wives for high mortality rate among men
A Nigerian lady, Jessica Obioha Nwankwo, has called out one Adaikeduru Nwayioma, who spoke at the burial ceremony of her male relative, blaming wives for the high mortality rate among men. 
 
In a widely circulated video from the ceremony, Adaikeduru also alleged that some women desire widowhood so they can date other men.
 
In a series of Facebook posts on Monday, she further blamed women for their husband's infidelity, saying that “some of her gender are wicked and mean.”
 
Addressing her in a Facebook post, Jessica hit back at the woman, arguing that using a funeral to deliver such messages ignores the grief and mental toll on the grieving widow. 
 
“An unbiased message to Adaikeduru Nwayioma TV. I watched the video of your late br0ther’s bur!al ceremony and sh@me wear me two piece,” she wrote.
 
"Madam you removed sh0es and sto0d on top of your brother’s gr@ve, collected microphone to say these ab0minable words???
 
"How all women are praying to bec0me wid0ws so they can start knacking other men.
 
"How your brother looked older than his age due to suffering because he is the only provider.
 
"How men has the p0wer and right to marry multiple wives.
 
"Madam you had to say these things right on that burial day????? Without considering the em0tional and mental health effects it will have on your late brother’s wife? and how the society will begin to look at her??? A woman that just l0st her husband???
 
We all know that most of these men in the village use alc0hol as water, live rec*klessly and do not care. What is the lifestyle of you so called l@te brother??
 
“Madam you shouldn’t have said all these on that burial day. Abeg who know the wife of that man, she should inbox me so I can support her financially.”
 
Nigerian lady calls out woman who spoke at burial ceremony, blaming wives for high mortality rate among menNigerian lady calls out woman who spoke at burial ceremony, blaming wives for high mortality rate among menNigerian lady calls out woman who spoke at burial ceremony, blaming wives for high mortality rate among menNigerian lady calls out woman who spoke at burial ceremony, blaming wives for high mortality rate among menNigerian lady calls out woman who spoke at burial ceremony, blaming wives for high mortality rate among men
 

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  1. Anonymous

    Hmm, she might be quite right. Alot of men are dying like chickens due to unnecessary stress from female gender. Life no suppose be like that o

  2. Anonymous

    Na una nw Ibo women very mean people

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