The Nigerian cyberspace is currently filled with news and stories about a murder incident involving one Osifo-Ataga. It is worrisome that despite the continued spite at cheating partners, some people will still find a way to break their marital vows. But, in doing this they hope it stays a secret – until, it is not a secret anymore.

Nothing good ever came out from cheating. It wasn’t long ago when a video went viral about a woman who allegedly poisoned her husband for cheating and filmed the husband choking to death. Though it may be different people this time around, the story bears familiar theme.

Here are lessons we can all learn from this unfortunate incident –

1. If You Are Married, Realize that You Have Willingly made yourself Exclusive

When you tied the knot, you made a vow. It is believed that you made the dedication of your own accord. Therefore, the society and your God expects you to keep it that way. It is honorable to divorce and pursue your pleasurable dreams. But, if you are legally married, please obey the sanctity of the union and your marriage vows.

2. Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing are Always Prowling Around Looking for whom to Devour

Cheating can lead to blackmail. The person who has nothing to lose from the relationship may simply decide to blackmail the cheating partner for one reason or the other. Apart from that, you can always fall prey to wolves who may at first pretend to be sheep just to make you lower your guards. Once your guards are down, they strike. It never ends well most of the time.

FreeSpirited:
Foolish advice...
Solomon had 300wives and 700 concubines in your Bible...but wasn't stabbed to death in cold blood...

FreeSpirited:
Foolish advice...
Solomon had 300wives and 700 concubines in your Bible...but wasn't stabbed to death in cold blood...instead of you to condemn murderers to death u are condemning someone who's spreading love like Solomon..
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Was it not in same Bible where Gods people married multiple wives? Ordinary side-chick now a sin.. nonsense