Video goes viral as wife breaks husband’s windscreen while he watches & records

• A Nigerian woman used a stone to smash her husband’s car’s windscreen, while he watched, claiming she was his wife.

• The wife’s violent incident on X, formerly Twitter, has gone viral, involving her repeatedly striking the windscreen with a large stone.

• The husband records the scene of his wife breaking the glass, while she insists on being recorded and claiming she is the one destroying it.

A Nigerian woman was observed using a rock to shatter the windscreen of her husband’s vehicle while he looked on, asserting, “I am your wife.”

This event, which has gained significant attention on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter), depicts the woman repeatedly hitting the windscreen with a sizable stone.

During this act, the husband captures the incident on his mobile device. In the footage, the wife can be heard stating, “Video me very well, I’m your wife. I am the one that is destroying it,” as she continues to break the glass.

The post has ignited considerable debate, prompting numerous individuals to express their views in the comments section.

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In other news, Nigerian music star Ahmed Ololade, known as Asake, has excited fans on social media by showing parts of his rumored mansion in California, USA.

The Grammy-nominated artist, who is said to have left Olamide’s YBNL record label, shared images of the lavish house on his Instagram stories.

The images and videos highlighted a sleek grey building with a spacious garage for a Tesla Cybertruck.

The property also had a well-kept basketball court, with balls scattered around, suggesting a game had just happened.

In another video, Asake was caught exercising in his yard, lifting weights. Later, he played basketball with an unknown person.

As the photos and videos went viral, fans and social media users reacted with a blend of praise and skepticism.

While a lot of fans cheered for the singer’s rise in the entertainment industry, there were others who wondered if the extravagant home was genuinely his.