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Video of ‘lady asking her husband’s brother to leave her house’ sparks online debate

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A video of a Nigerian man challenging his brother’s wife for asking him to move out of her matrimonial home has sparked a debate on social media.

 

In the video which is a skit, the man could be seen tackling his brother’s wife who asked him to leave her home as he had overstayed his welcome.

The video has sparked an online debate even though it is a skit as a lot of Nigerians can relate to it. While some are behind married women who are uncomfortable with their brothers-in-law living with them, others stated that it is not the duty of the wife to chase her husband’s brother or any other family member out of her matrimonial home.

 

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