The former wife of the King of Ubiaja in Edo State has appealed for access to her children, alleging that she has been subjected to bullying, intimidation and oppression following her separation from the monarch.
In an emotional video circulating online, the woman claimed that her children were taken to the village to stay with their grandmother and expressed concern over their welfare and education.
According to her, the children have allegedly not returned to school since academic activities resumed, prompting her to publicly appeal for the opportunity to see and communicate with them.
She reportedly said her primary concern was to maintain contact with her children and ensure that they were safe and continuing their education.
The former royal wife also alleged that she had faced intimidation and bullying in the course of seeking access to the children.
Her claims have not been independently verified, and it remains unclear what legal or family arrangements currently govern custody and access to the children.
The development has sparked concerns over the welfare of the children and the need for the parties involved to resolve the matter through appropriate family or legal channels, with the best interests of the children given priority.
