Mrs. Igiebor explained why she tore her husband’s passport.

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Mrs. Igiebor took the time to thoroughly explain her reasons for the action she had taken in tearing her husband’s passport into pieces. She detailed her feelings and the circumstances that led her to make this decision,

Which underscored her emotional state and the underlying issues in their relationship.

She claims that long before they traveled back to Nigeria from Europe, they experienced family problems.

The disclosure was made on Monday by Igiebor, a content producer popular for posting pictures of her kids and spouse on TikTok.

She stated in the video, ‘This problem has existed for a while. And that’s what I had to do. Look at more than just what I do.

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I’m not an insane lady. I’ve experienced a lot of things. I have my own motivations.

‘What if I had carried out this act back in Europe, our home continent? I want him to be as stress-free as possible, which Because I didn’t want him to experience too much worry, I carried it out in Nigeria.’

I was acting, and so many people saw me that day at the airport. It has always been a family matter. My spouse is unable to even discuss it. I went through hell with him, and now his family wants my agony to end.

To be honest, I took this action to prevent my spouse from going back to Europe. I’ve experienced suffering. Many people are unaware of my struggles.

To help me relax, my husband got me an iPhone. It has continued for many years. I’m not pretending to have moved past it, but he knows I haven’t forgotten it.

The woman expressed her regret to the infuriated Nigerians. concerning her conduct and immigration from Nigeria.

‘My husband is a mother’s boy, sister’s and brother’s best brother,’ Igiebor said, claiming that her husband had abandoned her in favor of his family.

making my wife suffer because of me. I tried everything I could to let him know that I’ve been going through a lot.

‘Come and hold me accountable, those of you screaming for my arrest. After three kids, I cry every time.

I should be allowed to sow what I have sown with him. ‘My spouse ought to come forward and clarify what transpired,’ she emphasized.

Igiebor made reference to family matters even though she did not go into depth about what transpired before the passport was destroyed.

Igiebor was previously featured in a Viztadaily News article that showed him shredding her husband’s Nigerian Standard Passport soon after their arrival at the Lagos Airport on Saturday, August 10, 2024.

When questioned about her behavior, an irate Igiebor is shown in the video responding, ‘Is it your passport?’

Nonetheless, an investigation into an occurrence has been started by the Nigeria Immigration Service.

NIS Public Relations Officer Kenneth Udo made this announcement in a statement that was made public on Sunday.

The statement said, ‘The Nigeria Immigration Service has launched a formal investigation following the circulation of a video on social media,

‘At the Murtala Mohammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos, of a female visitor burning a Nigerian Standard Passport.’

Her acts might have violated Section 10(b) of the Immigration Act 2015 (as modified), according to the NIS, which forbids the deliberate Travel documents belonging to Nigeria are destroyed.

Particular punishments for these offenses are outlined in the statute.

In addition, the statement emphasized the service’s commitment to upholding the Immigration Act to protect national security and maintain the integrity of Nigeria’s diplomatic and judicial systems.

Mrs. Igiebor
Abasiama Peter
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