"I need your prayers" - Nigerian woman cries out after her husband allegedly nearly beat her to death

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A woman from Kwale in Ndokwa West Local Government Area of Delta state has asked for prayers after she was allegedly beaten to the ''point of death by her husband.''

The Federal Polytechnic Offa, Kwara graduate shared photos of her battered face, body with head wrapped in bandages on a popular Facebook group on Monday, October 26. She captioned the post: 

 

"My husband almost beat me to death. Please I need your prayers" 

 

She didn't let out further information, however, the post has garnered over 4000 reactions, with many cursing the alleged abusive husband while others said she must have done something to her husband.

 

"I need your prayers" - Nigerian woman cries out after her husband allegedly nearly beat her to death

 

On the other hand, a few have advised her to leave him before it becomes too late. One Mhiz Nife wrote: 

 

"What are you still doing in this abusive relationship? Am very sure this isn't the first time
What a lot of married women in abusive relationships are once he can do it. He would keep doing it again again. Park your things and run for your life because that man is an animal and one day he might kill you. Staying in an abusive relationship is never the solution if he loves you he will never raise his hand on your no matter the issue"

 

"I need your prayers" - Nigerian woman cries out after her husband allegedly nearly beat her to death

 

Nifemi Adenekan:  I no wan no wetin you do ooo buh is not right for a man to beat woman like this not good naw,if u die through the process wat will u do , please just take it easy do wat ur husband want n dont allow ur husband to beat u again,if is angry n talking Don't say anything u can just stay outside to avoid trouble sorry the Lord is ur strength.

 

Ajebutter Aniebiet: Marriage is not do or die,leave de animal that design u dis way and move on,no matter what happen he is not suppose to design u dis way i rest my case.

 

Olayemi Emmanuel: I can't judge for now, until I hear from d so called husband. Because some ladies actually deserve diz

 

Destiny Peters: Its a two sides of a coin

 

Tony Anthony: What did you do to him?

 

Daniel Tyavwase: What have you done to deserve such sorry o.

 

Yusuf Rafiu Ojolowo: What did you do?Answer

 

Makati Shitu: Prayer for what, maybe u are the one that started the fight

 

"I need your prayers" - Nigerian woman cries out after her husband allegedly nearly beat her to death"I need your prayers" - Nigerian woman cries out after her husband allegedly nearly beat her to death

"I need your prayers" - Nigerian woman cries out after her husband allegedly nearly beat her to death


 

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