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Jehovah Witness Lady Tackles Husband, Says He Borrowed Money to Show Off, Threatens to Report Him to Elders.


Jehovah Witness Lady Tackles Husband, Says He Borrowed Money to Show Off, Threatens to Report Him to Elders Wednesday, April 20, 2022 at 1:36 PM by Edwin Lamptey A lady, Oladimeji Oluwatosin has called out her husband, saying he deceived her into marrying him after dating for six months According to the lady who is a Jehovah's Witness, her husband pretended to be rich as he lied that his company owed him GHC 198,000 before the wedding Oluwatosin said her family took care of the wedding expenses but she later found out that her husband lied all the way, and he cannot even feed her PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see OfficialReganOfosu News on your News Feed! A pretty lady identified as Oladimeji Oluwatosin has called out her husband for lying about his financial status before they got married. According to Oluwatosin, she and her husband named Emmanuel Egba got married in February 2022 after dating for six months. Next Stay Oluwatosin said she threatened to report her husband to the church elders. Photo credit: @instablognaija. Source: UGC How it happened Narrating her story in a post shared on Instagram by @instablog9ja, Oluwatosin said she got to Emmanuel's house after the wedding and discovered to her shock that he could not even feed her. READ ALSO My husband is too soft; He always does what I ask him & I don't like that - 23-year-old GH wife laments Enjoy reading our stories?Telegram channel for more! According to her, he promised to open a tailoring shop for her but has failed to achieve that since they moved in together. Her words: “We dated for six months and he said he wanted to get married. He deceived me into marrying him because we are Witnesses and we believe once we get married we can't divorce, except on the ground of adultery. "He borrowed money to show off, pretended that he was rich and came for my hand in marriage. My family and I agreed because he was acting all nice. "When we were preparing for the wedding he lied that his company was owing him N11million. So my family took the responsibility of the wedding, did everything, only for me to get to his house and find out he has been lying to me all along.

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