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Wahala No Too Much? Doctor Set To Divorce Wife Over Support For Peter Obi (Details)d
Wahala No Too Much? Doctor Set To Divorce Wife Over Support For Peter Obi (Details)
The LP presidential candidate, Peter Obi, appears to be causing marital strife, as an Anambra indigene is preparing to divorce his wife due to her insistence on supporting Peter Obi for the 2023 presidential election.
According to the 60-year-old doctor, who prefers to be addressed simply as Mr Ikenna , his wife of over 25 years has become insensitive and out of touch with reality, and he cannot condone her recent actions, which have the potential to return the country to the depths of despair if Peter Obi is elected president.
He asserts that the issue is not her right to vote for whomever she chooses, but rather her refusal to understand why Peter Obi would never make a decent president and actually endanger the lives of millions of people.
In his appeal to his community elders, Mr Ikenna, who is from Ihiala, has already started the process of displacing his wife, whom he wed by custom 25 years ago. The wife, whom he refers to as Ngozi was a victim of Peter Obi’s tyranny when he served as governor of Anambra State.
HIS STORY:
This is an issue of my wife’s respect for the dead; we lost our 13-year-old son and only child, who is a sickle cell patient because we couldn’t afford the medical expenses when my son Chijuka became involved in a messy crisis that required immediate resources to save his life.
I am a medical doctor, and it pained me to see my son die in agony because we couldn’t afford medical treatment due to Peter Obi’s insensitivity. This unfortunate incident occurred in 2011 during Anambra’s over-a-year doctor’s strike.
We were at home, and my wife, a teacher, was also at home as a result of Peter Obi’s harsh policies, we were living in squalor with nowhere to go. My colleagues were dead broke like me, and everything was like a desert with no way of surviving economically.
We cried and cursed Peter Obi’s administration for the agony he put us through before Chijuka’s crisis and in the aftermath of his death. It is unfortunate that 11 years later, this same woman can campaign for Peter Obi based on tribal affiliations, ignoring the pain Obi has caused us.
Because Chijuka was our only kid and would still be with us if proper care had been given, I am unable to and will not continue our relationship. Ngozi is a victim; she can wed the Labour Party for all I care since I have no longer need to live with someone insensitive enough to not realise that Peter Obi is not acting in the best interests of himself, let alone the country.
On the other hand, Ngozi has begged her husband’s elders to give her another chance.
The issue is currently trending on a WhatsApp forum where Ngozi is the secretary and her husband Ikenna is a member.
What are your thoughts, please leave your comments below, should Ikenna still hold grudges against Peter Obi after more than 11 years?
Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah is the chairman and CEO of Bush Radio Academy.
Source iReporteronline.
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