Nigerian Doctor Devastated as Wife Leaves Him 4 Months After Moving to Canada

A Nigerian doctor has been left heartbroken after his wife ended their marriage just four months after they relocated to Canada. The couple, both medical professionals, had moved abroad with their two daughters, hoping for a fresh start. However, the husband claims his wife blindsided him by securing a restraining order and cutting him off from their children before moving in with another man.

In an emotional interview with Adeolatalks, the doctor admitted to having a controlling nature but insisted he never physically abused his wife. He revealed that she had secretly accumulated ₦10 million in debt in Nigeria and used the promise of relocation to keep their marriage intact. He now finds himself alone in a foreign country, unable to contact his children due to the court order.

The shocking revelation has ignited debate on social media, with many sympathizing with the doctor while others argue that power dynamics often shift after relocation. Some believe the woman had pre-planned her exit, while others suggest that the pressures of settling abroad may have contributed to the marriage breakdown.

This case highlights a growing trend where Nigerian couples face marital crises shortly after relocating abroad. As more families migrate, experts warn that financial stress, cultural differences, and evolving personal ambitions can challenge even the strongest relationships.