Man pleads for help after s3xual episodes with wife’s sister turns to blackmail
A Nigerian man has found himself entangled in a distressing situation after confessing to having had two encounters with his wife’s younger sister. The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, revealed that his sister-in-law is now blackmailing him, using their secret affair as leverage.
In a plea for assistance shared on the anonymous messaging platform NGL, the man expressed his fear of losing his wife, whom he described as a wonderful woman. He explained that his sister-in-law is demanding that he set up a salon for her in exchange for her silence.
“I mistakenly slept with my wife’s younger sister twice, and now she’s threatening to expose me unless I open a salon for her,” the man wrote. “My wife doesn’t deserve this, and I can’t bear the thought of losing such a good woman. What should I do? I’m in a deep mess. I was misled by the devil! Should I go ahead and open the shop?”
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In the midst of this troubling story, another related incident has emerged:
Shocking accusations have been made against Adaobi Alagwu, an Abuja-based lawyer, by Abiola Ayeni, the wife of Tunde Ayeni, former chairman of defunct Skye Bank. Mrs. Ayeni has alleged that Ms. Alagwu used diabolical means to manipulate her husband and jeopardize their marriage.
In a recent interview, Mrs. Ayeni asserted that her husband was merely a naive victim, completely unaware of the alleged charms and enchantments being employed by Ms. Alagwu. The wife went on to accuse the young lawyer of being a “diabolical… runs girl” with the intention of falsely claiming paternity of a child.
Although Mr. Ayeni admitted to a brief affair with his mistress in 2019, claiming that he is not the father of her child, his wife remains firm in her belief. She maintains that her husband is not the biological father and accuses Ms. Alagwu of being a “desperate gold digger” attempting to manipulate her husband for financial gain.
Mrs. Ayeni boldly proclaimed, “My marriage is standing solid. My husband’s love for me is not threatened, and he is not lost. My children are unmoved by the claim, and my husband has no children outside the three we have together.”
In response to these allegations, the Ayenis’ legal team has issued a warning to Ms. Alagwu, urging her to refrain from claiming to be Mrs. Ayeni or parading herself as such. They assert that she is not and will never be the true Mrs. Ayeni as long as the married couple is legally bound.
Mrs. Ayeni also addressed the issue of her husband’s alleged lavish spending on Ms. Alagwu, stating that such behavior is not characteristic of a happily married man in his right senses. She insinuated that outside influences, such as friends and the influence of strange women with diabolical means, may have contributed to her husband’s actions.
