Banker Heartbroken and Dies After Discovering 2 Children He Nurtured With His Wife are Not His But Closed Person’s

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A bizarre report show what happened to a man who is known to be a banker passes on as a result of his supposed infidelity wife.

Report has it that the deceased recognized as Thomas kicked the bucket a few days ago after finding out his two children were not his but rather that of his wife’s Managing Director.

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Witnesses reported that Tunde was so obsessed with his wife and his supposed children that he spent all his resources on them. He took them to London and Dubai on vacations. He additionally saved no penny in placing the children in the best schools.

At the height of the despicable relationship and when the eldest kid was around eight (8) years of age, the two-faced lady left the work and her marriage and traveled to the US with the two kids, apparently on vacation.

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It was when school had resumed in Nigeria and the kids were not returning that Tunde began posing questions. The woman at last gathered the courage to disclose to him the children were not his.

Banker Heartbroken and Dies After Discovering 2 Children He Nurtured With His Wife are Not His But Closed Person’s
Banker Heartbroken and Dies After Discovering 2 Children He Nurtured With His Wife are Not His But Closed Person’s

Not long ago, after receiving the miserable news first in 2017, Tunde purportedly suffered from stroke. He recovered from the stroke yet said to have become sorrowful as he would regularly cry without reason.

Autopsy examination report revealed that he died from ‘ heart failure’. He still could’ t get over what had happened to him. Tunde Thomas, a previous staff of the old Oceanic Bank, was buried.

Source: Mynewsgh.net

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