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Man in UAE Accuses Former Wife of Infidelity and Warns Others Against Marrying Her

A Nigerian man based in the UAE has publicly accused his ex-wife of sleeping with other men after he left her in Owerri following their wedding, and he has cautioned other men against marrying her. His online post drew criticism from people who questioned whether he remained faithful and why he left his new wife behind.

Sylvester Eyamah

By Sylvester Eyamah

Sep 24, 2026, 10:39 AM  ·  1 min read

Man in UAE Accuses Former Wife of Infidelity and Warns Others Against Marrying Her
Man in UAE Accuses Former Wife of Infidelity and Warns Others Against Marrying Her — News
Ugwunwanne Darlington, who resides in the United Arab Emirates, has taken to social media to accuse his former wife of infidelity. According to his account, he married her and then returned to his base abroad, leaving her in Owerri, Nigeria, soon after the wedding. When he came back, he asked her to swear that she had not been intimate with another man during his time in the UAE, but she declined, he said. He subsequently ended the marriage and advised other men not to marry her. Alongside pictures of his ex-wife, Darlington wrote that her name is Esther Ngozi xxx and that she uses the Facebook name Esther xxxxxxxx. He described her as a pastor's daughter who lives in the World Bank area of Owerri. In the post, he alleged that after their marriage he returned to his base in the UAE, and she began sleeping with other men in Owerri. He also claimed that her mother supported her, and that after he sent her out she told people that everything he said was a lie. He said he told her to come and swear that she had not slept with another man while he was in the UAE and to take 1 million, but that she had not come forward. The post attracted criticism, with many people asking whether he could also swear that he had remained faithful while in the UAE. Others questioned why he would leave his newlywed wife alone to travel abroad and then expect her to prove her fidelity when he returned.
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