A South African lady took to Facebook to show off injuries she sustained after her abusive husband ran her over with his car.
According to her, the abuse started off as emotional before becoming physical. The lady who goes by Sakhe Feketshane wrote
Ive been with my husband for more than 10 years. He used to be so caring and over protective. Little did i know it was more of jealousy than anything. He would go to my workplace and demand that i introduce him to my colleagues. I had to tell him everything i did, where im going and why i did things. I always thought this is love and maybe one day he will change and realize that i love only him. He would demand things to be done, the way he wants and when he wants. It was all emotional abuse before it got physical. I took him to many counselling sessions but he would always undermine the counsellors and say they know nothing about marriage.
She revealed how the physical abuse started a year ago when he objected to her having friends
A year ago we were in the car with two of my friends. He started an argument, because he didnt like me having friends. We got outside of the car to talk. He burst out with anger and started beating me. With fist and i fell so he started kicking me. Three men came to my rescue and beat him too. He then went to police station to say i did that to him. Police were confused and told us to sort it out. I forgave him as he promised it would never happen again. Proclaimed his love for me and i believed him.
Hoping he would change,she stuck by him but the worst was yet to come as he ended up running her over with his car.
Months went by and he still was his old forcefull self. Still i hoped he would change. Now this time Yes he did not lay a finger on me however he ran me over with his car. We had an arguement and he went straight to his car, as i tries to speak to him, to try and resolve issue. He reversed his car. I fell and hit my head on the pavement. He drove away and people stopped him to ask why is he driving away after knocking someone over. All he said was where? its not my fault she tried to jump into the car. Jump into a car..?? I tried to talk to him .
Now yes he did not beat me he just tried to kill me. Abuse is a serious issue and the percentage of women being killed through it is high. I choose to speak out and leave before its too late. Because he never sees anything wrong with his actions or admits he was wrong. So one day he will kill me and see nothing wrong or even worse deny it like hes doing now
Emeh Achanga,the CEO of the Miss Petite Nigeria Brand is a lawyer turned blogger. She is very passionate about writing, with several publications and awards to her credit .She is currently working on publishing a collection of short stories which are basically a memoir about her exciting true experiences.
