“My Husband Went To Nigeria To Marry Another Wife”-Anguished White Woman Cries Out .

“My Husband Went To Nigeria To Marry Another
Wife”-Anguished White Woman Cries Out
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Mum-of-four Tracy was shocked to discover that her
Nigerian hubby of 10yrs left his two kids to secretly
marry another woman.
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WHEN her hubby of ten years had to spend Christmas
with his relatives in Nigeria, Tracy Akingbogun hoped
he’d return with a special gift to make up for their
time apart.
David, 43, had sorted out a present — for himself.
He had secretly MARRIED another woman in Nigeria
on Boxing Day.
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Mum-of-four Tracy only discovered the shocking
news through a friend months later — and kicked
him out.
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Heartbroken Tracy, also 43, says: “While I was at
home with the kids missing him at Christmas, his
present to himself was a new bride.
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“I still can’t believe he did that to us after more than
ten years together.
“I did some research and saw that the ceremony was
a religious one and not a legal one. So he hadn’t
committed bigamy.
“His dad had five wives during his lifetime, so I
suppose David thought he could do that too.
“But not when he was living in the UK and not when
he was married to me.”
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Tracy, from Gravesend, Kent, adds: “This Christmas it
will be just me and the children again, just like it was
last year. But this time I’ll be over the moon that
David isn’t with us.”
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Tracy was a single mum to Cameron and Alysia —
now 17 and 13 — when she met David in a nightclub
while she was on a rare night out in March 2004.
She recalls: “I was watching a group of lads on the
pull, but one of them wasn’t. He was just leaning
against the bar enjoying himself. He saw me watching
him and came over to chat.
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“His name was David and he was really kind and
gentle. He’d only arrived from Nigeria three months
before.”
David moved into Tracy’s home just six weeks later
and Tracy was delighted to discover she was
pregnant.
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Their son Kayodo, now 11, was born in December
2004 and they married two months later.
Tracy says: “It was a small ceremony with a few
family and friends. David read out a poem and told
me he really believed in me and our future together.
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“From then on he called me ‘Wifey,’ his pet name for
me.”
The next year the happy family went to Nigeria to
meet David’s relatives.
Tracy says: “They were lovely to us and even went
through the traditional ceremony of washing our feet
when we arrived.”