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Woman Who Married at 18, Divorced in Her 30s and Got Only ₦50k in 12 Years Shares Experience

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Last updated: October 20, 2025 10:44 am
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  • A woman who married her first love at 18 has gone viral after revealing she became a single mother in her 30s.
  • In a video, she shared that her 12-year marriage produced four children, yet her ex-husband only gave her ₦50,000 throughout their union and has since abandoned their kids.
  • Her story stirred intense reactions online, with netizens questioning both her account and the circumstances surrounding her early marriage.

A young woman has sparked mixed reactions online after revealing she married her first love at 18 but became a single mother in her 30s.

In a viral video, she shared that her 12-year marriage, which produced four children, ended in divorce — and throughout the entire period, her ex-husband only gave her ₦50,000.

She added that since the split, he has abandoned the children. Her first child is now in 300 level at university, yet the father “has never been involved in her life or that of her siblings.”

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The clip drew widespread attention, with many questioning both sides of the story.

A user, 5ive, wrote: “Obviously her parents got a cheap bargain for her at 18, and that’s why she only got ₦50k in 12 years. People use more than that to toast girls these days.”

Icez commented: “This doesn’t concern me until I hear the man’s side. I don’t believe anything that comes from this gender anymore.”

Samuel added: “Everyone is saying ‘hmmm’, but no one is asking what happened — is the man alive, where is he, and why did he leave?”

Emmanuel Ajoku said: “We need to hear from the man. There are always two sides to every story.”

5thgod Armani questioned: “Who allowed her to marry at 18? What drove the marriage, and where were the counsellors or elders when it happened?”

The story continues to trend, reigniting debates about early marriage, responsibility, and the realities of single motherhood.



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