The family of Abone of Nnobi in Idemili South Local Government Area of Anambra is obviously at 'war' with one of their wives, Mrs. Kasie Abone, an Anambra-born female journalist, over an alleged inability to bear her own children, reports ITREALMS.
Also, ITREALMS gathered that due to the ongoing oppression, harassment, maltreatment and intimidation, Mrs. Kasie Abone is currently facing in her marriage, she has since relocated from Lagos to Anambra State.
Mrs. Abone, a native of Abagana in Njikoka Local Government Area of Anambra State, it was gathered married one Mr. Okechukwu Abone of Nnokwa community in 2006, but they have been unable to have children.
Mrs. Abone, a native of Abagana in Njikoka Local Government Area of Anambra State, it was gathered married one Mr. Okechukwu Abone of Nnokwa community in 2006, but they have been unable to have children.
Mr. Abone, ITREALMS gathered, is the heir of the Abone family who was relunctant to undergo medical treatment after a long period
Equally, reports available to ITREALMS, informed that Mrs. Kasie Abone is not responsible for their childlessness, but her husband, who had refused medical attention despite her wife’s constant persuasion.
Sources close the family informed ITREALMS that medical checks had revealed that Mr. Okechukwu Abone was responsible for their obvious curable sterility.
The source, who pleaded anonymity was concerned over the popular female brand journalist, who is suffering in silence and depression.
The ordeal, the source alleged that the husband’s refusal to seek medical attention despite their years of childlessness, was deliberate and a strategy to actualize the husband’s family plan who purportedly hated Mrs. Kasie Abone and resolved to do everything possible to either kick her out of the family or make her remain childless.
They claimed she was ‘unfit’ to be the spouse to the heir of their family, largely because of his kind of person, and some other greedy interests over spans of land, hence the ganged up to pursue their interests at any expense.
The source, however, revealed that Mrs. Abone, being outspoken and courageous, was seen as an obstacle to achieving those evil goals; leading to her husband's siblings bent on frustrating her and perpetuating her childlessness as the best ways to kick her off the way.
"It was in the bid to actualize their evil intentions that the siblings, namely Joy Ezeagwu (Nee Abone), Adichie Abone, Nkoli Enyolu (Nee Abone) and Emeka Abone, scattered the peaceful marriage of the Anambra journalist, Mrs. Abone and her husband.
“One of their strategies was framing up different unfounded allegations against her, to poison the mind of her husband to make him hate her. The husband, on his own part, eventually succumbed to the pressures from his siblings whom he relied on for daily survival after they succeeded in wrecking Kasie’s career who was hitherto the bread winner of the family and. The husband had fallen back on his siblings for sustenance,” the source explained.
The source added that even when Kasie’s husband returned to Nigeria from the US, his siblings alienated him and never visited nor associated with them, in expression of their anger that he was still living with her despite all they told him. He also highlighted, with instances, some other forms of both diabolical and non-diabolical oppressions, attacks, and expressions to force her husband into conceding to their plans.
“However, the husband never bought into his wife’s persuasion to go to hospital for treatment of his infertility; until the wife reached her menopause,” the source revealed.
Further, it was gathered that, although, Mr. Okechukwu Abone did not divorce or send his wife away, he was alleged to be in agreement with some of the siblings, and planned to marry a second wife, by name Juliet Amuche Okoro, who was a mistress he was secretly dating from the time he returned to Nigeria while he was deliberately delaying his wife to ensure she got to her menopause as a childless woman.
In addition, it was alleged that immediately on learning of his wife's menopause, Mr. Abone began attending to hospital for treatment, to make certain that his fertility problem was solved, so that Juliet would bear children for him.
As at the time of filing this report, efforts to reach the female journalist, her husband, Mr. Abone or his siblings for further comments proved abortive.
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