- A Nigerian woman, Ada, has revealed that her seemingly perfect marriage ended after her husband impregnated their housemaid.
- She disclosed that the betrayal occurred while she was in Canada giving birth to their fourth child, a revelation that has shocked social media users who once admired the marriage.
A Nigerian woman, identified as Ada, has shocked social media users by revealing the reason behind the collapse of her seemingly perfect marriage. The mother of four shared the details on Facebook while explaining her decision to raise her sons as a single parent in Canada.
Responding to inquiries about her separation, Ada disclosed that the breaking point was a deep betrayal of trust. “A lot went wrong. A whole lot. But the highlight of it was that he impregnated my maid,” she wrote.
The incident reportedly occurred during a vulnerable time, as it was gathered that her husband began the affair while Ada was in Canada to give birth to their fourth child. The news has left many of her followers in disbelief, as the couple’s union was widely regarded as an ideal and enviable marriage before the split
In other news,….. Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has formally apologized to Nigerians following the national team’s failure to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The apology comes just weeks after Nigeria lost a decisive playoff final against DR Congo, ending their hopes of participating in the global tournament.
Speaking in Fès ahead of Nigeria’s 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) opening match against Tanzania, the Galatasaray star acknowledged the pain felt by the supporters. “We have to use this opportunity to say we are so sorry for not getting the World Cup ticket. We know the disappointment in the faces of Nigerian fans, it has happened, and we have to keep it going,” Osimhen stated.
The reigning African Footballer of the Year described the upcoming AFCON tournament as a critical chance for redemption. He emphasized the team’s desire to rebuild trust with the global fanbase through their performance on the pitch.
“The expectations are very high. This AFCON is an opportunity for us to try and write our wrongs… Make the Super Eagles fans all over the world believe that there is so much more we can give. We are so sorry,” he added.
The Super Eagles are set to face Tanzania on Tuesday, December 23, 2025, as they begin their quest for a fourth continental title.
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