Obroni Lady Leaves Nigerian Man she Married and Returns Back to America, They Haven't Seen Since Then
- A Nigerian man has opened up on why he hasn't reunited with his Obroni wife since she left for her base in America
- Etido Inyang, an indigene of Akwa Ibom, married an American woman identified as Migdalia Vasquez at the Federal Ministry of Interior, Port Harcourt in 2019
- Migdalia however left for America two weeks after their holy matrimony and the lovebirds haven't set eyes on each other ever since
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While some Nigerians interaction with foreigners end in friendship or business relations, that of Etido Inyang ended in marriage.
The indigene of Akwa Ibom met his American heartthrob Migdalia Vasquez in 2017 and proposed to her in October of that same year.
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Two years later, the lovebirds sealed their love with a holy matrimony which held at Federal Ministry of Interior, Port Harcourt on the 25th of October, 2019 and then the wedding held the following day.
However, Vasquez flew back to the US two weeks after the wedding and hasn't set sights on her husband since then.
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The sudden trip has generated gossips which Inyang has now come up to clear.
Why he hasn't reunited with his US wife
Speaking with YEN.com.gh, Inyang said that insinuations of a marriage collapse are not true. He also added that some other persons hinged his decision not to move to the US due to financial constraints, but that they are wrong.
According to him, he is living separately from his wife due to the impact of COVID-19 in the world.
He said:
"Three weeks after she returned to the United States, the spread of a deadly virus called COVID-19 began.
"In January 2020 to December 2020, U.S immigrants visas were suspended in Nigeria by the former president of the United States.
"Though the restriction was lifted by the current administration, embassies have so many applicants to work on plus COVID-19 measures. Visas are not approved in just a day. Time is required. Visa takes months and years to be processed depending on the visa type and purpose of travel."
Why appreciating God for his wife, he stated that the decision to live anywhere in the world was their business and not that of outsiders.
"As for me and my dear wife, nobody can decide for us when and where to live. We may decide to live in Uyo, Lagos, Abuja, Enugu, Port Harcourt, U.S or any country. We have nice and beautiful cities in Nigeria and many foreigners are having fabulous time living here."
Nigerian lady weds Oyinbo man Yahoo boyfriend had directed her to speak to for him
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that a Nigerian lady had married an Oyinbo man her Yahoo boyfriend asked her to speak to on his behalf.
The unidentified boyfriend wanted to scam the white man and he needed someone to speak with him on the phone.
According to @ijeomadaisy on Instagram, the lady and the white man fell in love and the latter came to Nigeria to marry her at the Ikoyi registry.
The white man and the love of his life could be seen posing for a photo at the Ikoyi registry after they were legally joined together.
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