Maryam Sanda Or Her Late Husband – Who Should Really Be Blamed For The Calamity That Hit Their Marriage?

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Marriage is no doubt a very delicate institution that should be taken with all sense of seriousness.

Maryam Sanda stabbed her husband, Bilyaminu Bello to death in November 2017 after she saw a text message of adultery on his phone.

Normally, no woman will have a clear proof that her husband is cheating and will not react in a certain way. The few seconds “moment of madness” can cause irreparable damage.

But, taking up a knife to engage your husband in a fight is way too extreme, afterall, cutting a head off is too much of a cure for headache.

Maryam Sanda‘s late husband, Bilyaminu Bello on the other hand has a hand in his own death. Cheating is bad but it has become unavoidable for many married men thereby causing emotional trauma for their wives.

Now, the over-angry Maryam Sanda has been sentenced to death by hanging while the cheating husband is already dead.

It is crystal clear, marriage is not a do or die affair, it’s better to be single than to die prematurely or be psychologically and emotionally stressed.

Going through some people’s comments on social media as regards this issue, some people blamed Maryam Sanda for picking up a knife at her own husband and that she deserved the death sentence.

Meanwhile, a good number of people have also blamed the late husband for cheating in the first place and thereby causing his wife to act illegally out of hot anger.

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