“My Mom Won Custody, But My Dad Took Us” – Katy Igwe Reveals How She Spent 15 Years In Nigeria

• Katy Igwe has revealed how she ended up spending 15 years in Nigeria after her parents separated.
• She said although her mother won custody of the children, her father took them to Nigeria, telling them the trip was only for a vacation.

Nigerian-Japanese content creator Katy Igwe, also known as Ada Igbo, has revealed how she ended up spending 15 years in Nigeria after her parents separated.

Katy Igwe, who hails from Oguta in Imo State and is based in Tokyo, Japan, is known for creating content around Nigerian and Japanese culture, fashion and lifestyle.

Speaking about her childhood, she said her mother won custody of the children after the separation, but her father later took them to Nigeria under the impression that they were going on vacation.

According to Katy, what was supposed to be a temporary trip eventually turned into a 15-year stay in Nigeria.

She said:

“… my parents had a separation. My mom did win custody of us, but my Dad just took us and went to Nigeria… He said it was for vacation.”

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@traewill: I love when two different creators i follow link up! 🎉

@XPriestX: Afro thai is half black american and Thailand. Respect and Salutes!!!!

@HoodsGlobal: ***Love seeing the brave trio. The world can learn a lot from your growth experiences.

@hiyahiy: That’s evil. That’s cursing your child. Be careful when you speak things over your children because they can manifest. 🙏 Always speak positive over yourself. Reverse the curse.

@dollarwil1234: Black men of the planet would appreciate it if a Blasian women’s group would form.

@Salvajé_IBMOR: It is always nice to see beautiful Blasian sistas. My favorite is the one with the big hair. 😊. I didn’t know she was that young ,though.

In other news…. Senate President Godswill Akpabio has revealed that he travelled to Italy to pray for Nigerians and against insecurity, terrorism and banditry in the country.

Akpabio made the remarks during a visit to the St. Padre Pio Prayer Ground in San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy, where he said he and other Nigerians went to seek divine intervention for the country.

Speaking during the visit, the Senate President said:

“I travelled to Rome to pray for Nigerians and against insecurity, terrørism and bånd!try.”

According to reports, Akpabio also prayed for peaceful conduct of the 2027 general elections and said the delegation had come to seek blessings for themselves, their families and Nigeria.

His visit has since sparked reactions online, with some Nigerians questioning the decision to seek divine intervention abroad while others criticised the government over insecurity.

@ObiDon070: See as this man dey laugh because he knows say him colleague dey lie😂😂😂😂😂

@peter95523422: Look at the old man lying so comfortably . Its a pity though .

@NnaIbeji: It’s easy to know how stupid some people are when they speak. Imagine a senate president of a country!!!

@Foxyblueu: We cannot pray away bad governance and insecurity. Use the budget to equip security agencies and secure borders instead of this endless religious tourism.