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“I SLEPT NEXT TO MY HUSBAND'S MISTRESS IN MY MATRIMONIAL HOME” –Mrs Olaide Opens Up On Marital Abuse

A Nigerian woman identified as Mrs Olaide has shared a painful account of her abusive marriage during an appearance on the MWTV Podcast, hosted by MaryWithTheVoice on YouTube.

In the episode where she clearly said: “I slept next to my husband's mistress in our matrimonial home,” she recounted how her husband allegedly brought another woman into their matrimonial home and forced her to share the same bed. She described the humiliation as overwhelming, saying it symbolised the level of control and disrespect she endured in the marriage.

According to Mrs Olaide, the abuse began early and gradually escalated. She spoke of repeated physical assaults, emotional manipulation and financial control that left her isolated.

Despite visible injuries, she said societal pressure and fear of stigma kept her from leaving. In Yoruba culture, she explained, returning to one’s parents after marriage is often seen as shameful, and she feared being labelled unsuccessful.

Family interventions and counselling attempts brought temporary peace, but the violence resumed. The breaking point came when she said her husband attempted to stab her during a heated confrontation. Fearing for her life, she left the home with almost nothing.

Starting over was difficult. However, she relied on support from her father and friends, returned to work, and slowly rebuilt stability for herself and her children. After years of endurance, she eventually finalised a divorce.

Today, she says sharing her story is not about bitterness, but about survival. Her testimony has sparked conversations about domestic abuse, cultural silence and the courage it takes to walk away and rebuild.

Source: MaryWithTheVoice Podcast

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