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Mohbad's Wife Cheated On Him Several Times, His Father Tells Court · DidiLawren

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  Hello and welcome back to another episode of Bouncer
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  we get it sorted. Now let's dive into today's
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  episode, talk about the updates on Mubarak's case.
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  And I am exhausted because there is every day there are new
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  topics, new evidence, people laying accusations and claims.
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  And so many things are more bad. Father is not even helping
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  anything. He is pointing, accusing fingers
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  at the wife. Now Naira Mali and some Larry
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  are coming now looking at like Saints in this whole matter
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  right now because nobody is even talking about Naira Mali and
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  Sam. Larry.
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  Now the reason why they were fingered in the beginning was
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  because of the bullying that was online.
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  Everybody saw that. I think that was because
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  everybody into their feelings but an autopsy was carried out.
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  Police came out and gave the account on the current situation
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  of wars going on, interviews with people who were there,
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  eyewitnesses and everything. So we're just thinking, OK we
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  are waiting for the autopsy result to come out.
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  But the people that started this whole diversion, I wouldn't say
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  diversion, just different angle of the case was the very dark
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  black man. He started talking about DNA
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  test because according to the very dark man, he said there is
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  a common denominator in all these things.
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  And the voice knows they were released from Mubarak's after
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  Mubarak's passing where he was accusing his wife of certain
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  things. I mean, he accused Mamali, he
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  accused Sam Larry, he accused the Malian group and then he
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  also accused the wife. So from very dark months theory
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  he said if if we have to take more bad words seriously, if he
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  accuses Nirmali and we are asking for Naira Malley's head.
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  If he had accused Sam Larry and we asked him for some Larry's
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  head. He also accused the wife.
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  So we should act for the wife's head also.
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  And he has been on that campaign for a very long time.
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  And to be honest it is fair because if you have to look at
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  this issue, you have to be holistic about it.
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  You have to look at every angle. I understand that and I get it.
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  But the father is not even helping matters.
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  Now there was a court appearance a couple of days ago where the
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  father came out and he said that the wife that Mubarak told him
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  that the wife has always been unfaithful.
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  She drugged. He like she puts sleeping
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  tablets in his Hindu me and when he hits those into me, ohh
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  that's into me, he will just fall asleep.
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  And then she will go to a different room to have sexual
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  encounters with different men, specifically the Malian group.
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  Yeah. So according to the father, that
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  was what's his son told him. And this man has been
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  consistent. We just have to give it to him.
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  He has been consistent. A lot of people are discrediting
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  him because they said, this man all you're looking for his
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  property. Every time you're talking to the
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  media, you're talking about poverty.
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  I get that. But this is his son.
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  And also in Nigeria or in Africa, whenever somebody
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  passes, there is always somebody to, especially in this tragic
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  manner, there's always somebody to blame.
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  There's always, OK, what did your wife do?
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  Even if the wife is not even present at that point, they will
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  find a way to Roper in. They will find a way to say, OK,
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  she was there. And one of the arguments this
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  has just taken, like I don't even know how to approach this
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  because what the father is saying now, a friend of Mobas
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  actually came out and said that the wife is unfaithful, the wife
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  is a lesbian. No, I'm is a lesbian.
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  She is having sexual encounters with different men.
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  And also Mubarak's manager, which apparently is a woman
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  painting Mobile's wife in a in a bad light.
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  And if we remember, Ohh prime boy also pointed accusing
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  fingers at the wife. Now you begin to look at all
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  these things and you're thinking, OK, what are they
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  trying to say? The father from the beginning
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  has said the wife I like, I I don't even know, is becoming a
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  case of who done it. We're not even looking at OK,
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  because the father is now saying that they gave him an into me to
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  eat and he was alluding to the fact that she had poisoned him
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  in the past or she had given him sleeping tablets in the past
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  without his knowledge. So if she could do that, what is
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  he trying to say now? Look at this whole thing.
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  I sat down and I'm thinking, OK, the reason why this man is
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  saying all these things he's demanding for DNA tests is
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  because of property, simple and short.
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  If Mobile didn't have any property, I don't even think he
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  would care about that little boy.
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  I think the reason why he's trying to do all these things is
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  because he knows that since Mubarak has a child, if anything
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  like remaining property, anything is going to go to the
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  child. Even the friend was talking
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  about an incident where he was saying that the fight that
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  happened in Malian house was as a result of actually the wife.
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  Like, I don't even everybody's confused right now because the
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  first people who we thought or who appeared to be the
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  corporates are now looking like angels in this whole thing.
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  Everybody is now blaming the dad, everybody's blaming their
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  stepmother, everybody's blaming with Babs wife and the mobile's
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  wife. It's so sad that we are in a
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  situation where this is Nigeria, this is Nigeria.
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  Like if we actually dissect the issue of more bad, he's passing
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  everything surrounding his life. That is Nigeria.
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  That is Nigeria. You come out from a home where
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  everybody is struggling, mother and father having issues, father
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  leave mother or motherly father get married to somebody else.
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  You've been struggling trying to make it with you know, everybody
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  is just and then you finally start getting your life
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  together. Father is expecting you to make
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  everything, put everything in his name.
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  And then he started building his own life.
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  But everybody's now looking at it like everything he did, he
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  puts everything in his wife's name or his wife's mother's
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  name. This guy had issues with the
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  stepmother. So I think it's only natural for
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  him not to trust her or not necessarily not to trust the
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  dad, but to think, OK, this woman is going to influence my
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  dad, so I'd rather put everything in my wife's name.
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  I don't think that is done in any it's just an issue of trust
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  is just an issue. You trusted his dad, but
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  probably he did not trust the stepmother.
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  You look at this whole thing, even when he was sick, even when
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  he was sick, he refused to go to the hospital and then they
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  called an auxiliary nurse to treat him.
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  This is Nigeria. This is Nigeria Navy, they said
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  Ohh, This is Nigeria. Nigeria will happen to you.
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  Nigeria will happen to you. No, Nigerians are the problem.
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  It's not Nigeria is a name. Nigeria is made-up of Nigerians.
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  Different people, different individuals.
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  If you look at the case of Mobad, more bad is in every
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  family, and that's the truth, You know, you raise children.
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  I was like telling, uh, having a conversation with some couple of
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  friends and I was saying, listen, the next generation is
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  different. Don't think the way you are with
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  your parents or the parent. The way your parents are with
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  you is the way the next generation or your children is
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  going to be with you. Generation change.
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  So Mubarak's dad is looking at him like, OK, this is my son.
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  My son is supposed to take care of me.
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  My son is supposed to do this. My son is supposed to do that.
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  But this young man thoughts? OK, I am trying to get my life
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  together. I should live my life.
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  This is a different generation with a different mindset.
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  I know he's paint. I mean, he lost his son.
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  But victimising somebody else's child, let's say she's even
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  cheating on me. Sure she was.
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  She was cheating on him. Or let's say even the son is not
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  more bad. That is not.
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  I don't know, to be honest. This whole thing is looking.
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  Everybody is a suspect. I would even include the father
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  because I don't see any reason why every interview that that
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  does, he's talking about, you know, properties.
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  He's talking about conducting a DNA test.
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  From my understanding, if you're married to somebody and people
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  adopt children, people adopt kids.
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  Let's say he knew that she was cheating, She gave birth to a
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  child, Mobile had the money to do it in a test.
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  He did not do that. He accepted the child.
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  He took that child. He signed the birth certificate.
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  So I I it beats my imagination where people are looking at it
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  from the I mean if she had done something to him, if she had
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  poisoned him in the past, if she had put sleeping tablets in his
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  food or whatever, then maybe you can say OK there then.
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  There are so many factors here. There are so many fat here.
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  You cannot tell me he was so bad at that point because he was in
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  pains. Obviously he must have smoked
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  something. He must have sniffed something.
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  He must have drunk something on his own just to normal whatever
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  was going on. And then probably the wife must
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  have put something in his food to calm him down or to get him
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  to sleep. And then the nurse came in with
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  their own concussion, gave him something.
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  Listen, we don't know. We have no idea.
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  The fact remains that, you know, we're still waiting for the
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  autopsy reports to come out. If that now says that there are
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  some other medication or drugs in his system that they don't
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  recognise, we don't know Mobile's drug of choice.
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  If it was weed, if it was whatever, we have no idea.
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  So I just think before people start point, the father needs to
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  just keep quiet. This man needs to keep quiet.
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  Just managed to keep quiet because now he is painting the,
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  the, the, the, the Syrian law. People are even saying they said
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  he married her. We've not seen marriage
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  certificates. We've not seen wedding pictures.
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  So when did when and how did the when and how did the marriage
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  take place. And Mubarak's friend that
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  granted an interview to very dark man actually called her a
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  girlfriend. You could see that there was no
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  regard. My point is the fact that
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  everybody is just be mindful of people.
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  You get married or people you do life with.
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  I strongly believe in this situation that Muhammad was in
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  the ears of his father, of his friends talking certain way
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  about whether his wife, his girlfriend, the mother of his
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  child, wherever you want to classify her, he was definitely
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  saying certain things to them about her.
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  That is a fact for them to have. Like you cannot tell me that.
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  OK, look at the situation of Sharma and Davido.
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  Yeah, we do. Regardless of how infatuated or
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  love he has for trauma, he still went to Anita and was telling
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  Anita that trauma is crazy. Trauma.
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  Is this Trauma? Is that what was the motive to
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  get into her parents? To do whatever he we needed to
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  do with her? That was not the point.
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  But he said those things to her. For whatever reason.
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  Now we don't know what more Bad was saying to his dad, his
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  friends, regarding his wife. I think, and I strongly believe
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  This is why everybody's trying to point accusing fingers to
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  her, talking about she was cheating like he is not a St
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  Because according to the friend, whatever Mobad was doing during
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  tools and everything, the manager, the manager reports to
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  the wife. And just because she does that,
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  he feels that they were having something like that lesbians.
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  For her to be giving the wife all those information you don't
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  know? This is Nigeria.
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  Regardless of how hard you're working, if it's not your
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  spouse, it's going to be your family, is going to be your
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  friends, is going to be your work colleague is going to be
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  enough. It's going to be something.
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  I just think we need to learn from these things.
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  Everybody talking, pointing, accusing fingers as the wife or
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  saying they are not married. Remember, you have a sister.
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  You have a daughter that is going to go wake up one day,
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  meet somebody, get married to them, and whatever that
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  situation is, how are you going to feel that your sister
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  sacrificed her life to be with this person only for them to be
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  calling her a good digger? This just shows how the system
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  works. Everybody have their own point
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  of view. Everybody have their own idea.
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  Yes, Naira, Malia, Sam, Larry, bullied him.
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  But, you know, whatever happened then, now they are just baking
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  somewhere. And then the wife is at the
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  forefront of the whole thing. I don't know.
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  I I don't even know. I don't even know.
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  I think the father should relax and let the police, the judges,
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  the court system do. Even if you're going to give.
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  I don't know because let's say he's even telling the truth.
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  You know? Ohh, I don't know.
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  I don't know. Anyway, let's just wait and see
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  how this whole thing unfolds, because every day it is
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  something new. There's always something new
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  coming out of this and there's always something to learn from
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  It does allow to see for today. I'll bring you more updates as
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  this unfold. Thank you very much for watching
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