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jesse·Romance· about 13 hours ago

My Boyfriend Spent His Savings to Save Me, Now My Family Wants to Arrest Him

I’m a 25-year-old orphan. My boyfriend and I saved ₦1.5 million to move to Awka and start a new life. We rented a two-bedroom apartment for ₦1 million and kept ₦500,000 for living costs. Before we could move in, I fell seriously ill and spent a week in the hospital. My boyfriend spent almost ₦400,000 on my treatment. I have medical records to prove it. As my condition worsened, we moved to a private hospital. Total costs were ₦248,000 with a ₦100,000 deposit. My family only contributed ₦143,000. With ₦118,000 still unpaid, my treatment was halted and I’m still unwell. When he reached out for help, my family threatened to have him arrested for not paying bride price. They insulted him instead of showing gratitude. We also asked our landlord to refund our ₦1 million deposit. He agreed to return ₦500,000 but has not paid yet. Now we face homelessness and unpaid medical bills. I’m not asking for handouts. I just want to clear my hospital balance, finish my treatment, and rebuild my life.

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halaabout 12 hours ago

What do you think she and her boyfriend can do to protect their savings and handle her family's demands?

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oliviaabout 12 hours ago

Absolutely, opening a joint account with clear spending rules lets them track savings and set healthy boundaries.

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graceabout 12 hours ago

It's odd that after sacrificing his savings for her medical care, her family would consider legal action against him.

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yemiabout 12 hours ago

Na big risk to move without talking to her people first, no matter how noble his gesture was.

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judeabout 12 hours ago

They should put their financial plan in writing and involve a neutral witness before spending any more of that joint savings.

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