Caucasian woman replies Nigerians claiming her young Nigerian hubby married her just

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Caucasian woman replies Nigerians claiming her young Nigerian hubby married her just for papers






A caucasian lady, Debby, has replied Nigerians saying her young Nigerian husband married her just to secure a green card.
 
Michael and Debby got married a year and five months ago. Yesterday, they shared a video of them taking a stroll while holding hands. Internet trolls saw the video and left comments implying that Michael was after Princess for papers.
 
Replying a comment, Michael said he got his papers six months ago and still hasn't left Nigeria.

''We have been married for a year and 5months after a year plus in relationship, I got my papers 6months ago yet still in Nigeria with my wife, I’m a sailor with a well paid job, if is the paper I would have left Nigeria since.
I love my wife @irishangelprincess and you all should love your partners too and forget the hatred and love unconditionally. Thanks @lindaikejiblogofficial for the Love'' he replied a troll

Debby also took out time to fire back at trolls

When a person appears in the public limelight, no matter the level, they are always exposed to an element of negativity - the strength & courage is to not be baited or drawn in by peoples lack of common sense, shallowness & keyboard warrior judgement. So, instead I thought I'd try educating those who cannot see past the end of their noses.

Despite my husband having received his papers over 6 months ago, it has been his choice for us to remain here in Nigeria whilst we launch our Foundation which its aimed at changing so many lives here as well as investing in various areas of business. Intact, it is I myself who has benefitted the most by being granted my Niger Wife green card which is allowing me the freedom to enjoy this Country.
 
Whilst I may be a little older than my husband, I wear my heart on my sleeve. Instead of hiding behind wigs, false eyelashes & a wheelbarrow full of make up to the point I look like a completely different person ( many guys I know can relate to this in women), I believe in letting my natural beauty shine through.. So for those shallow minded women who spout negativity & jealously, many of you are the ones who seek out only a rich man or husband to provide for you, yet when the riches start to disappear, you cheat or leave Likewise the shallow minded men who marry a wife for her beauty, yet when it fades you seek out others or some even take side chicks within their marriage. Yet here I am, open to your negativity & narrow mindedness and I can only but smile at your own misgivings.
 
So, on this beautiful blessed Sunday I can hold my head up high and be very proud of who I am and perhaps respectfully suggest that those of you who are jealous of others, or can only express negativity from behind the safety of your laptop or phone, may I respectfully suggest you stand in front of the mirror today and take a good honest look at yourself both inside & out.....and ask yourself am I a real genuine person or am I living a fake life just to be accepted My husband @angelmichaeljunior & I can proudly stand tall knowing we are genuinely one. Happy Sunday people Thanks to @lindaikejiblogoffical & @herodaniels for the love

 
Watch out for their interview with Hero Daniels on LiTV where they share their amazing love story and how love brought them together.

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"Your government is not good" Debby, whose marriage to a younger Nigerian man has Nigerians talking, speaks to LITV on what it's been like living in Nigeria for the past 16 months






Debby, whose marriage to a younger Nigerian man named Michael has Nigerians talking, spoke to LITV about what it's been like living in Nigeria for the past 16 months.
 
The interracial couple were on LITV to speak with host Hero Daniels about their love life, their journey so far, and their future plans.
 
Asked what it's been like living in Nigeria for the past 16 months, Debby said: "Challenging. Very challenging."
 
She added: "Entertaining, amusing, a little bit scary at times. But, overall, it's been very interesting. 
 
"I find that the culture of Nigerian people is beautiful. Nigerian people amaze me just at their tenacity. Like, they sort of get up every day, smile, no matter how hard life is. And I find the people exceptionally friendly. Just the general laidbackness of Nigerians. You know, they're just such beautiful people.
 
"But then, obviously, the country comes with its own challenges. You know you've got your government side which is not good. You've got the poverty side, you've got the rich and the poor living alongside each other, and it's very very diverse sort of country. But it's been very challenging."
 

 
Michael was asked if he's been giving Debby Nigerian foods and he replied: "A lot."
 
Debby interjects, "I've been cooking Nigerian food. I cook Nigerian food."
 
"I've taught her not to only eat it but to also cook it," Michael adds, laughing.
 
Michael was asked what he meant by his initial statement that Debby "is now a good Nigerian wife" and he said: "Like, especially the cooking aspect. She always wants to do the cooking. And being that I like eating mostly Nigerian foods, like poundo yam, banga soup, which she can probably cook very well now. So, I'm very proud of her."
 
When asked if she's been married before, Debby, 42, replies: "No."
 
Michael, 35, has also never been married before. 
 
Michael said Debby, who loves her privacy, initially found the extended family culture of Nigerians challenging. He said she had to adapt to him having a lot of extended family members and it was challenging at first when some extended family member of his, whom she didn't know, came around. 
 
"But she's comfortable with everyone now," Michael adds.
 

 
As for her job, Debby was asked if she gave it up and "sacrificed her whole life to be here with Michael" and she replied: "More or less."
 
She adds: "But, I have my own business. I have an online sports business which, fortunately, I'm able to still operate from here."
 
She adds: "I do sports promotions, sports contracts for names I can't even mention because they're too big. So, yes, I'm very very busy. And it's very nice to have that flexibility, to still be able to work, you know, from Nigeria."
 
When asked if she has plans of remaining in Nigeria, Debby said: "When I came to Nigeria initially, I was just going to come for a few weeks. And then I decided that there was a lot of opportunities here for us to invest and to change people's lives. And so we started to look at aspects like education. And also introducing specialist sports academies. Because I believe there are very very talented people in Nigeria that cannot get exposure.
 
"So athletes, gymnasts, etcetera, who really need to be out there on a world scale. So being able to offer specialist academy where we can get these people in and promote them, is obviously very important."
 
She revealed they've also set up their own foundation "to help the local Delta community and to improve the Ankwani and all of those areas on education and quality of life "
 
"It sounds like you're doing more for us than our politicians are." LITV host Hero Daniels said.
 
"Of course. Of course," Debby replied.
 

 
Asked for how long Debby intends to remain in Nigeria before travelling back to New Zealand, Michael said: "Initially, our plan was, try to do much here, spend much years here, then we can travel out to New Zealand or UK which is her origin."
 
Michael said he's had his visa to New Zealand since June this year but "we're still looking to do a lot of things here."
 
He adds: "But the only area we're having problem with is the security aspect because she can't go out (in Nigeria) without me or escort, because of some... Because of that, it's limiting her movement and also our movement.
 
"Of recent, we had a bit of security challenge, which, after then, we just decided to go back to New Zealand."
 
"You're saying the reason why you want to go back to New Zealand is because of the security challenges here," Hero Daniels asked.
 
"Yes," Michael and Debby replied in unison
 
"So, left to you, you'd rather you and Debby stay in Nigeria?"
 
"Yes." Michael insisted.
 
They both added that they are planning to relocate to New Zealand only because of the security challenges.
 
Watch the full interview below.