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Nollywood Star Victoria Inyama Opens Up About Marriage Abuse Ordeal

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Nollywood actress Victoria Inyama has bravely shared her harrowing experience of enduring abuse during her marriage, shedding light on a deeply personal ordeal that lasted for over a decade.

Inyama, known for her roles in Nigerian movies, was previously in a relationship with actor Jibola Dabo and shares a son with him.

Following this, she tied the knot with Victor Ayodele Oduleye, a retired footballer and physiotherapist, in 2006.

During a podcast interview, the talented actress revealed the heartbreaking details of the abuse she faced in her marriage, disclosing the emotional and physical torment she endured.

Opening up about the turbulent relationship, Inyama shared how she would often seek refuge outside their home until someone else arrived to prevent the abuse from escalating.

She recalled the distressing moments of enduring verbal and physical abuse, highlighting the mental strain she faced on a regular basis.

Inyama emphasized that she remained in the abusive marriage for thirteen long years before finding the courage to separate from her husband four years ago.

Describing the toxic dynamics of the relationship, she emphasized the need for individuals to prioritize their well-being and safety, urging others in similar situations to seek help and support.

The actress’s candid revelations have sparked conversations about domestic abuse and the importance of speaking out against such harmful behavior within relationships.

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