Wife of Port Harcourt bank manager in secret wedding saga says has her husband was bewitched by his mistress

Earlier this year, a video went viral, showing a wife disrupting her husband's secret wedding

Blessing Oko Ikpor, a mother of four, has now told newsmen in Port Harcourt that her husband, Anthony Oko Ikpor, is under a spell cast on him by the mistress.

She alleged the mistress deceived him to abandon their 17- year- marriage without any known issues between them.

She said the mistress in question is pregnant for her husband.

Narrating how the affair between her husband and the mistress started, she said told The Nation: "It all started when the woman came to do one year Industrial Training (IT) with the branch of the bank the husband heads.

"Friends and relatives of the family used to inform me of the closeness of the woman to my husband and their movements in hotels and other places but because of the level of trust I had in the husband, more so a serious Christian, who preaches on the pulpit, I refused to either believe them or confront him with any of those.

"One day I overheard my husband calling one of my uncles that works with NYSC here in Port Harcourt to plead on the girl to be posted to Rivers state for her youth service and my uncle asked him what his interest was in the girl that he made such request. I realised that it was not actually what I think.

"One day my daughter felt sick I took her to hospital and before we came back my husband had changed all our house keys and locked up my three other children in a room upstairs.

"He left to God knows where, switching off his phones. Efforts by our Pastor to intervene in the matter failed because he could not be reached.

"I thought of breaking the keys because my children were crying upstairs and all that but Pastor called me to say I should not break the doors and I stopped.

"I cannot pinpoint what actually the problems were.

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