Media personality, Chinedu Ani Emmanuel popularly known as Nedu Wazobia, has debunked claims of forcefully collecting his children from his ex-wife, Uzoamaka Ohiri.
The popular OAP and comedian, who has been in a child support and alleged domestic abuse scandal for a while now, has cleared the fast-rising rumour that he snatched his children from Ohiri.
Recall that his ex-wife, Ohiri, in a post had revealed she suffered from domestic abuse from her ex-husband, Nedu, when they were married.
However, Nedu and few other people debunk the claim, with evidence to prove, stating that it was the other way round.
Nedu has taken to his IG to narrate his part in getting his kids. However, according to him and a handwritten note which he shared alongside the post, it revealed that it was a unanimous agreement.
In the post, he revealed that he is sad and tired of going back and forth with the issue. He also implores his ex-wife and her family to drop the issue because it’s tiring for him.
His caption read: “I am sad that once again, I need to clear the air on what I consider a private matter. But for the sake of all the parties involved, it is pertinent that I do so.
Please let the following be clear to all journalists, blogs, news platforms, etc;
1. Contrary to the rumours being peddled around, I do take care of my children and will continue to as it is my duty.
2. Neither I nor the police forcefully took my kids away from my ex-wife. It was a unanimous agreement. Please feel free to read her handwritten statement and also see the bag with which she brought their clothes.
3. The children in question were taken to Owerri to live for over a month without my consent or permission. My ex-wife took that decision without consulting me… I paid for the flight for her to go and bring them back to Lagos after it was agreed by all parties that it was better they were returned to Lagos especially as they school in Lagos.
4. I am a person who believes in doing things the right way and so far on this matter, I have stayed within the provisions of the law. A case was filed against my ex-wife for cyber-bullying and other grievances. She was invited to respond and the matter is ongoing alongside custody resolution.
“I am tired of the sensational manner in which this news is being dispersed. I do not grant interviews or speak on the matter to the press.
“I would advise my ex-wife and her cousins/sister to follow suit.
“We are not dealing with inanimate objects here but living and breathing beings who will one day deal with the consequences of this fall-out.
“I truly want to continue to focus on my career, my family and my life as I am not the first or the last man to have a failed marriage.”
