OpenLife reports that a UK-based woman has opened up about a painful breakup with popular Nigerian entertainer Segun Johnson, claiming he ended their 13-year relationship shortly after convincing her to relocate to Nigeria.
In a video making waves online, she recounted the series of events that left her shocked and heartbroken.
“I have been in a relationship with him for 13 years. Even though it was full of ups and downs, I relocated to the UK at one point, and we rekindled when he came over. By then, he had become popular. He told me to let us continue our relationship because I stayed by him when he had nothing, so we picked up where we left off,” she said.
She explained that although she initially refused to move, he persuaded her with promises of support.
“He told me to relocate back to Nigeria, and he would provide whatever I needed. I refused, I said I didn’t want to become a liability. He insisted and I listened to him. I had to leave the new job I got, and I travelled to Lagos without telling my friends.”
Her relief turned to heartbreak just two weeks after arriving. She discovered he had been dating another woman in London for about a year.
“Later, he said we should meet and talk, but he couldn’t make it, so he sent me a VN saying he wanted to move on with someone else. I was shocked because he was the one who told me to relocate back to Nigeria.”
She added, “I asked him questions, and he showed no remorse. He said, ‘Now is the time,’ and he wasn’t getting any younger. He immediately sent all my things back to me via Uber. This happened last month.”
The woman said the betrayal hurt most because she had uprooted her life abroad, trusting the promises he made, only to be discarded.
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