Brother-in-Law Refuses to Release Late Husband's Benefits, Widow Claims
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
- The wife of a deceased Radio Nigeria staff member asserts that her husband's office paid his benefits into a bank account where his brother is listed as next of kin. The brother is now withholding the funds, causing financial distress for the widow and their children.
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May God keep our men for us ooo... Men keep your affairs in order please. I lost my dad 2 years ago, and the process of getting all his benefits was stressfree for me. Men, don't keep secrets from your wife please.
Ur fada b lik my own.
Very thorough & straight forward.
Sensible. Futuristic. Thinking, planing, calculating & taking d future into consideration.
My fada no fit put him brother or someone else as nxt of kin or administrator or woteva na, wen we his chiren r grown up.
Dem no evn born dat person well 2com and drag anytin with us.
Taaaaaaaaaahhh
@@ayebatarijuliapaxagiri2767lol 😂you’re so funny
May Almighty God help this widow and children
Also , I advise women to be friendly with their husband's family while he's alive and I see this lady as very responsible responsible and respectful , Why punish her and the children?
About renovating the family house before a person is buried is Not an Arochukwu tradition or cultural practice. However presently, is a common practice among those who can afford to give their loved one a befitting burial. It is unfortunate that some families are doing this at the expense of the deceased survivors, which is wickedness. How to raise and provide for their late brothers children should be priority not expensive burial.
The government should make inheritance laws that benefit the spouse and children and not the siblings or family. It is unfair that a man will die and his siblings are contesting with the wife over his money.
When a man dies the wife suffers more they don't even think about the kids this is very sad
Wicked family members.
Consultant Iyke you are very good at what you do but I notice you interrupt Oman Dave too much
No b our practice for Arochukwu. Am from Arochukwu & married to Arochukwu. Is likely personal issue.
No, I disagree with you because you are from there that’s why you are accepted but, the woman is from Edo State which your people regarded as a foreigner according to one woman in the Berekete family.
Please, let them raise fund for this widow and forget about the pension that will finish. This is heartbreaking
Many family are so weeked
Hello brekete family
It is well
This woman is having problems because she isolated herself from husband's community. Had she reported the issue of renovations of the house to her husband's kindred, they would have supported her. If the kindred failed, next the village chief or to their Ekpe society. If that failed to stop them from the unnecessary expenses at the expense of children, Next is Ibom isii, Eze na chi finally to Eze Aro.
Like when it happens to my dad I has to report to kindred… Omo they help meeting oooo my father’s sister brain reset.. truly you are right
I know this is all emotional and stuff, but why did her husband put his brother as next-of-kin when he has a wife and kids? I guess the man wasn't any better than his brother.
I guess he did that before marriage. She said she couldn't changed it before he died........
Most Nigeria men do not have 100% trust in their wife, He thought the brother will take better care of his wife and family not knowing that the brother will turn his back when he dies.
@@maryonoja284 our prayers should be God spear our lives and give us grace to take good care of our children. As you are getting richer, some people open one eye 👁️ to see your downfall in order to eat what they didn't sow. May God disappoint them
It's common among igbo people
@deyojames1728 That's a daft thing to say. White men are signing prenup in record numbers - is that any different from not making one's wife the next-of-kin?
Please help this woman
Very wicked family
What of the money way the man realise from the burial Abi people no give them condolences money
Holy anger indeed 😅😢 mummy G.O
In Arochukwu, the deceased children are the beneficiary of their father's property, not the wife nor his However, if the children are under age, the deceased brothers or parents are the custodians of the kids inheritance and provide for their needs until the children are grown. The reason is the widow of the deceased man may remarry and sell everything her ex-husband labored and begin a new life with her new husband.
Lies from the pit of hell
Uncle talk Wetin you know ooo… my mum has every right of everything my dad has… we are just backing her up
@@offorezinne2586I don't know where you come from. If you are from my place, ask your village chief or your town chief. My father had a will and he included his wives and his two married daughters with their children, (which is to pay for their school fees) in his will. And my grandfather doesn't have a will. And his landed properties housing were shared according to Arochukwu culture and traditions. Discrepancies that were raised were resolved by the village age group after many months of deliberating the issue. So their, you father might have willed everything he has to your mother, that doesn't make it Arochukwu culture or traditions
This is absolutely false.
A Nigerian wrote
Read
A rich native doctor was kidnapped in front of the gate of his house at Umualu village, Ugwuoba, Oji River LGA of Enugu State two days ago.
The kidnappers trailed him from where he was returning by 9 o'clock in the night and then, double-crossed him,
brandishing their setima rifles. They pushed him into their own vehicle and zoomed away.
This native doctor is very rich. I know him. He's also into housing and property.
The kidnappers are yet to establish contacts with his family. This is why I don't believe in juju.
If a strong native doctor could be kidnapped that easily, then where lies the efficacy of the juju. ?
Same as men of God using armed security guards for protection when they're selling stickers to church members for protection. "
With God all things are possible
Consultant lyke trying to be funny but not funny 😊