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“Go and k!ll yourself. Go and jump in front of a truck, and br£@k your head” Emeka Ike’s ex-wife Suzanne Emma releases voice note he sent to their first son & other videos
Media peronality, Chude, has granted an interview to Emeka Ike’s wife and son, where they discussed extensively about Emeka’s alleged abusive ways.
Sharing videos on his instagram page, Chude wrote:
This video contains VoiceNotes Emeka Ike sent to his son, Charles asking him to go kill himself.
I was given loads of evidence about this behaviour including multiple such . Charles requested to speak on the record in this interview because he feels his life is at danger from his father, and believes his siblings and his mum especially are not safe.
He is convinced if the world doesn’t hear him and hear these, the world won’t believe the danger his entire family is facing at this time.
In the voicenote, Emeka can be heard saying:
“Go and k!ll yourself. Go and jump in front of a truck, and br£@k your head”
Emeka’s wife, Suzanne Emma also said:
“Emeka didn’t allow me to work or pursue my dreams. There are people that I run to their houses every time he b£ats me up. I r£gr£t pushing for us to get married when we had our second child”
See videos below:
Some comments online:
@oscariykejnr
To me, this voice shows this man was frustrated by his ex wife.
@ayinde
I’m sure the man was frustrated, some of your parents has said worst to you when you frustrated them, I’m sure what this man went through na GOD say make him no become Hank Anuku….man was never had controversies through out his reigning career, he was lover boy.
@smcengine
A woman finally leaves her abusive husband who has been going around granting issues. The one time she grants an interview, she has been called all sort of names. You Nigerians always blame women for the seperation of a marriage,are Nigerian women cürșêd to be treated with so much ďisdain? If a woman choose to stay in an abusive marriage and diè’s, she is blamed, same way you all blamed the gospel singer. Now a woman found the courage to leave and she is still being blamed. Why wont you people hear her out? For a grown up soon to support his mother its abuse the dad here is the problem, stop enabling abusive men by trying to silence this woman and her son.
@bigjoe
I supported my mom in everything when I was growing up, she was never wrong in my eyes till I started dealing with women, then I understood all my Dads complains and frustrations. Now when my mum reports my Dad to me I correct her and tell her where she went wrong. When this boy started dealing with women on real life issue he will understand his fathers frustration.
