Emeka Nnamani, the House of Representative candidate for Aba North Federal Constituency in Abia State under the platform of Labour party is already facing some hitches that might prevent his dream of serving his constituency in the 2023 general election from coming to pass.
Nnamani’s estranged wife, Chinazor, has accused him of domestic violence and dragged him to court. It was gathered that the woman allegedly ran for her dear life five years ago when she couldn’t endure the frequent beating from her husband and father of her three sons.
Family members allegedly tried to step in to reconcile the two, but their efforts didn’t stop Nnamani from continuing to allegedly, physically assault his wife. She had to run to an Abia State High Court to seek the dissolution of her marriage to the politician.
The mother of three alleged that her husband used armed men to forcefully take two of her children from her. The two children have whisked away in what looked like an abduction while they were busy shopping in a supermarket in the Federal Capital Territory in 2018.
She was allegedly brutalised by her husband’s armed guards who allegedly threw punches at her while forcefully taking two of the children. The case was allegedly reported to the police and he was summoned by the police. However, Nnamani shunned their call as if nothing had happened. Ever since then, he allegedly denied his wife the privilege of seeing her children for the past two years. She had allegedly travelled on several occasions to Abia State just to check on the children, but she was denied access to them.
The mother of three was allegedly beaten again two weeks ago when she visited Abia State just to reason with her estranged husband so that they can have an amicable resolution to their problem. He filed legal action against her for libel and allegedly threatened her from making any further public utterances about their problem.
He has been allegedly boasting that his ticket to the House of Representatives cannot be reversed by his party since he is already a candidate. While speaking about the allegations leveled against him, he denied ever raising his hands on his estranged wife but admitted that she was brutalised by his armed guards when she came to see the children in Abia State.
However, he revealed he didn’t direct his men to treat her in such a way. He accused the mother of his children of working with the opposition to malign his image as she had collected a huge sum from them.
