An American woman, married to Nigerian man Samson Adewale, has come forward with disturbing allegations against her husband, aiming to warn other American women of potential threats and encourage them to report similar experiences to authorities.
She claims that he deceived her and stole over $50,000 from her, money that she had diligently saved for her In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatment. Instead, she alleges he used the funds to support his mistress.
The woman, who worked as an independent insurance adjuster, had saved the money over several years and entrusted her husband with knowledge of the savings and access to the safe where the money was kept.
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She suspects her husband may be part of a larger Nigerian fraud syndicate targeting American women through relationships, intending to scam them financially and emotionally.
Recounting her discovery of her husband’s infidelity and theft, she expressed shock and hurt at having trusted him completely.
She described feeling blindsided, still considering him a “household enemy” despite being married.
She had worked tirelessly for years, saving every penny to realize her dream of starting a family through IVF, confiding in her husband about her aspirations and relying on his support.
Instead, she alleges he betrayed her trust and left her heartbroken and financially devastated.
In an emotional plea, she urged other women to share their stories and break the silence surrounding such scams.
She emphasized the importance of reporting incidents to the police to hold perpetrators of financial and psychological abuse accountable.
Her bravery in speaking out may inspire a movement among American women to stand up against these scams and seek justice for those affected.
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