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(video) I got married to my husband, but my husband told me he married me because I got pregnant

Yoruba movie actress, Iyabo Ojo, via her social media handle, shared emotional touching experiences she underwent, when she had nothing as a mother.
In remembrance for mother's day, the actress tearfully talked about how she gave birth in an unconducive places.
She talked about how her ex husband told her point blank that he took her into his house because she got pregnant.

 In the end she thanked all mothers, who are striving hard to cope in the harsh world of motherhood.

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“I give a lot of hope to all mothers out there both single and married. No matter what life throws at you, always learn from it and channel your strength to your children. I had my son in a church where I had no money.
I got married but my husband got to tell me that he only married me because I got pregnant.
In the middle of trying to make my marriage work again, i found out that i was pregnant again. I had my second baby in the room because I had no money to afford the hospital but God saw me through. I believed I had faith and God has blessed me.
I have forgiven my husband because I wish he has moved on just as I have…I love all mother, God bless all mothers, God will definitely see you through no matter what you are passing through.”
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