- A man has revealed his three-year relationship ended when his girlfriend terminated an unwanted pregnancy, which he claims caused complications that left her infertile.
- The news sparked mixed reactions on social media.
A young man has shared a painful story of how his three-year relationship with a woman named Della ended after an unexpected pregnancy changed their lives.
According to him, despite the age difference, the couple plans to get married once Della feels ready. He explained that his family was fully aware of the relationship and had been in regular contact with her throughout their time together.
Things took a dramatic turn when Della became pregnant. The man said he advised against terminating the pregnancy but she had the abortion without his consent. He claimed the surgery caused complications and damaged her uterus, rendering her infertile.
“Everything went wrong when she mistakenly got pregnant for me and despite my numerous warnings, she tried to abort the pregnancy. She eventually got over the pregnancy and sadly it destroyed her uterus and now she can’t have children. I told her straight up that I couldn’t marry her,” he said.
His confession sparked widespread reactions on social media, with netizens expressing mixed opinions.
In other news… A video showing the interrogation and sentencing of a young man named Ayuba, who was jailed for two years for allegedly stealing a mobile phone, has sparked widespread discussion online.
The video, which lasts about 1 minute and 27 seconds, shows Ayuba sitting on the floor and appearing anxious while answering questions from a police officer.
He introduced himself in broken English and mentioned acquaintances named Rashif, Azim and Mohammad, who he said worked cleaning and manual labor in the neighborhood.
When asked about the alleged theft, Ayuba appeared confused and repeatedly insisted that he was not carrying the bag.
Soon after, he was told he was going to jail. He was shocked and asked: “Why jail?” before confirming he was sentenced to two years in prison.
Despite the news, Ayuba continued to thank God, saying: “Thank God, thank God,” He also expressed the hope that he could return to his mother after serving his sentence.
The video quickly gained attention on social media, with many Nigerians questioning whether the punishment was too harsh.
Some viewers felt that prison sentences were excessive for seemingly minor crimes and suggested alternatives such as community service or rehabilitation.
Others used the incident to discuss glaring inequalities in the justice system, noting that poorer criminals are often punished publicly while wealthy people accused of more serious crimes often avoid similar consequences.
The case has reignited debates about fairness, proportional sentencing and how young offenders are treated in Nigeria’s legal system.
