Woman lays curses on her baby daddy for marrying another woman

Woman lays curses on her baby daddy for marrying another woman

A scorned Nigerian lady, Joke Afolabi, went viral when she posted a series of photos of her baby's father at his wedding to another woman.

She was congratulating him but it was coming from a place of anger. She said:"Congrats to my baby papa on your introduction but know this, you can't destroy someone dear and think your own dreams will come true. F*ck fake love, Akinmesere Martins Seyi."

After the news went viral and her baby daddy responded, she has a lot to say as well. She then said: "Smile crazy dude, @Prince martins sheye, why will you bother your mentor who has everything to take care of his children."

"You neglect your son, you never take care of him. You will never have peace and a happy home. Since birth, it's only N15k you spent on your baby and you sent it last week. We survive without you m*therf**ker and you are still owing me N40k so please pay me my money, b*stard."

Hopefully, the two of them can have a cordial relationship for the sake of their son.

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