Following the murder/suicide of the couple in Victory park estate, Lekki, voice note shared by the friend of the bride, Olumide Alli revealed she had misgivings about marrying Chris Ndukwe.
Olumide shared her fears to her friend in a 2018 VN when they fixed their wedding for October 2018 but had to cancel and reschedule
She stated that even though she has known him for long and they have kids, she felt kids shouldn’t be the only thing to keep them together.
Explaining why she’s having second thoughts about marrying Chris, Olamide said she isn’t sure they know each other well enough.
The voice note was shared by activist, Esther Ijiwere. She advised women to leave if they aren’t certain about a relationship.
Listen to the voice note at the end of the messages and screenshots of a chat between Olamide and a friend.
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“Remember the 25-year-old mother of two, Olamide Alli who was stabbed to death by her fiance, Chris Ndukwe, in Lagos? . . A voice note from Olamide complaining about their on and off relationship has surfaced online. . . Apparently they were supposed to get married in October 2018 but they didn’t go ahead because she wasn’t happy in the relationship. She told the person she sent the voice note to that she doesn’t just want to get married because they had children together. . . She said herself and Chris had been together for years but she wasn’t sure they really knew each other. She told the person that a broken relationship is better than a broken marriage. . . Olamide and Chris who have been dating on and off for seven years were supposed to be getting married in August this year. They have a seven year old son and a three year old who has been a bone of contention as Chris has repeatedly doubted his paternity. . . On Sunday June 21, he locked Olamide in his room where he duck taped her, cut her braids and stabbed her multiple times with different knives until she died, and then committed suicide by drinking a pesticide.”
