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I’ll Deal With My Sons’ Girlfriends And Wives If They Hurt Them – Actress Omoni Oboli

Nollywood actress, Omoni Oboli has taken to social media to preach against domestic abuse and gender-based violence, warning that she would deal with any girl or woman that tries to hurt any of her sons.

Omoni Oboli And Her Sons

In a post shared on her Instagram page, the mother of three said that men are going through a lot and some women are witches, adding that her future daughters-in-law will enjoy her.

Oboli added that even though she is likely to be the sweetest mother-in-law to her future daughters-in-law, she will not take it likely with any woman who tries to hurt her son.

She wrote, “Men are going through a lot too. Some women are witches. I am the sweetest person. My sons’ girlfriends and wives will enjoy me immensely but if you try to hurt my son, my sister in the lord! You will see a lion. E go shock you. #NoToDomesticViolence #GenderBasedViolence.”

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KanyiDaily recalls that actress Tonto Dikeh had also warned parents to train their children well because she will not take easy with any child who hurts her son, King Andre.

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Tobias Sylvester

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