From Delivery Room to Domestic Violence – Lagos man allegedly send wife go emergency center

One Lagos man allegedly use him hand change him wife’s face four days after she born their pikin, Wetin suppose be joy turn wahala. Na actress Omosalewa Fafowora blow whistle on top the matter as she post video wey show police carry the man like expired generator.
The video show one mama hold the new born baby as officers enter the house to carry the suspect. One officer talk say the woman dey hospital dey breathe with oxygen pipe. So this na real-life Nollywood without end credit.

Wetin pain pass be say the woman no even recover from delivery before her husband decide to turn her into punching bag. Na so police carry the matter enter full gear.

Oxygen, Tears & Handcuff – Domestic Wahala No Be Small Play

According to eyewitness gist from Fafowora, the Lagos man no even fear say mama-in-law dey house. She talk say the man b£at the wife in front of her own mother until she collapse. Dem rush the poor woman go hospital, where she dey battle for her life now for emergency center.
Make we reason am — person just born, body still dey fragile, and instead of peace, na violence she meet. The Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency don confirm say dem arrest the Lagos man wey do the beating. E be like say police don finally put GPS on domestic violence cases.

The matter don cause serious gbege online as people dey vex say how man go treat person wey just carry belle for nine months like rag after just four days?

Agency Don Enter the Matter – Justice Loading…

The Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency no waste time. Dem react quick-quick say dem don grab the Lagos man. Investigation dey go on and the woman still dey hospital dey fight for her life.
One thing clear for this kain matter: love no suppose come with slap and oxygen machine. Anybody wey raise hand for woman, especially after she just deliver, suppose collect correct gbas gbos from law.

Now, Nigerians dey para say make government begin do fast-track court for domestic violence — because as e be like this, many women dey suffer in silence.