Photo Of House a Nigerian Woman Builds Years After She Was Driven Out By Her Former Son-in-law During Omugwo

An Instagram user identified as Nkiru narrated how her ex-husband sent her mother out of his one-bedroom apartment when she came for omugwo.
The mother’s supposed crime was that she had bought foodstuffs for her daughter because the husband couldn’t afford to and instead of appreciating the gesture he turned against her.
Today, Nkiru’s mother is a landlord.
Photos: Years after she was driven out by her former son-in-law during omugwo, Nigerian woman builds her own house


Photos: Years after she was driven out by her former son-in-law during omugwo, Nigerian woman builds her own house



Photos: Years after she was driven out by her former son-in-law during omugwo, Nigerian woman builds her own house

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