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My ex-husband punched me repeatedly one month and two weeks after childbirth – Nigerian Woman opens up about her ordeal in an abusive marriage

by Honesty Victor
August 21, 2026
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My ex-husband punched me repeatedly one month and two weeks after childbirth – Nigerian Woman opens up about her ordeal in an abusive marriage
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A Nigerian woman, Umeozor Chinwe Stephanie, has opened up about the physical and emotional abuse she endured in her marriage.

Stephanie, who shared her story in a Facebook post on Friday, August 20, 2026, recalled an incident when her husband punched her repeatedly just a month and two weeks after she gave birth.

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Sharing photos from that incident, she noted that years of bottled-up emotions can profoundly change a woman’s appearance and affect her health.

According to her, she was falsely accused of using charms to make him marry her and was subsequently thrown out.

Stephanie added that sharing her story is part of her healing journey since she can’t afford a therapist at this time.

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