Sandra Onyenucheya, the former wife of television presenter and media personality Frank Edoho, has once again spoken out over allegations of infidelity that surfaced during their marriage.
In a series of posts shared on her Instagram page, Sandra issued fresh allegations against her estranged ex-husband, firmly rejecting claims that she had been unfaithful.
She revealed that she had access to the passwords of his digital devices, and alleged that he had engaged in numerous affairs throughout their marriage, whilst she remained loyal.
In her own words, she wrote: “Surviving Frank Edoho. I refuse to be tagged an unfaithful wife, a prostitute, or an ashewo as I have been pegged these past few days. He didn’t come as the most eligible bachelor; however, I loved him with all my heart and soul, against the wishes of my family.
“Faithful to the core, he always bragged about me to his friends, colleagues and anyone who cared to listen. Frank, you must come to equity with clean hands. You must acknowledge and take responsibility for how you led us here. I was constantly humiliated, physically abused and traumatised.”
Sandra further alleged that Frank had been paying for the company of women, and that he brought unfamiliar women to their shared office under the pretence that they were marketing staff.
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In a second post, she added: “You didn’t know I had your passwords for over three months. Frolicking with so many women, including one you jogged with at 6am in our estate. Every time I asked if we could jog together, you would quarrel with me and storm out of the house, only to go to VGC Park. I kept quiet. I was single-handedly paying off the Range Rover car loan.
“I constantly found lip glosses, earrings, and hairbrushes after your nights out. You claimed they belonged to your married manager’s girlfriend. Your married manager would bring various women to our shared office, and whenever I asked, you would claim they were marketers. Marketers for what, exactly? I kept quiet.”
-Sandra Onyenucheya story originally published in Leadership
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