I caught my estranged wife in bed with a married man — Fani-Kayode laments, denies domestic abuse

A former Aviation Minister and a chieftain of the people’s democratic party, PDP, Chief Femi Fani Kayode has reacted to a viral video which revealed him abusing his estranged wife, precious Chikwendu.

Fani-Kayode denied abusing Precious Chikwendu, his estranged wife, saying he caught her in bed with a naval officer a day before the incident which she recorded on her phone.

Fani Kayode, on a tweet thread, disclosed that there was no physical abuse but he was merely trying to take the phone from her to stop her from recording their conversation.

He said, “A video, which supposedly depicts me ABUSING my estranged wife, is nothing but a propaganda video. There was NO physical abuse. I simply took the phone from her to stop her from recording me after catching her in bed with a married man days earlier.”

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As reported by Vanguard Newspapers, a family source revealed that he has a video in which Akpa admitted being in bed with Precious and stated how she lured him to the hotel.

“There is a video in which the young man admitted being in bed with Precious and in which he stated how she lured him to the hotel. The young man is married with three children. The matter was reported to Asokoro Police Station where both the young man and Precious were detained.

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