Nigerian Lawyer, Opeyemi Mabawonku who works with PWC results to violently beating his wife, Abiola.

Nigerian Lawyer, Opeyemi Mabawonku who works with PWC results to violently beating his wife, Abiola.





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Nigerian Lawyer, Opeyemi Mabawonku who works with PWC results to violently beating his wife, Abiola, former lead HR at Paystack right in front of their two daughters

while his wife is struggling and shouting that she need to call her daddy,

That’s to show you she has a father who will stand for her at anytime. And see she didn’t even say anything provocative before you people say rubbish and lastly marriage is scary.

  • This is people opinions :
  • Imagine if there was no audio, violence & abuse apology will have proceeded to convince us how she must have provoked him and therefore, we need to hear his side of the story too. I don’t know how recent this video is but she needs to leave, for her sake and that of her girls while they’re still this young too. P.S: That man can kill her and will kill her one day.
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  • But I still don’t understand the reason why women are always staying anytime they see that tension are rising. Leave the place, or lock yourself in a particular room. You can prove your point later, before you go die for nothing. At the end of it all, he will say it’s mistake.
  • Please let’s all try to understand. what happened before now was that the lady was texting a lady colleague to her husband that she felt her husband was dating, which the husband had already denied but she’s not satisfied and she went on texting her behind his back.
  • Honestly, I will blame her for arguing with him knowing it was just the two of them.
  • It’s A short video.. you can’t conclude. Women are terrible in marriage but it is the man’s reactions that we get to see. May men stop marrying their enemies, Amen. However, never beat a woman.

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