Sandra Onyenucheya, ex-wife of Frank Edoho, has made fresh allegations of infidelity and abuse against the media personality on Instagram
Sandra Onyenucheya, ex-wife of media personality and TV host Frank Edoho, has made fresh allegations of infidelity and misconduct in her former marriage, reigniting public attention on their separation.
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In a series of posts shared on Instagram, Onyenucheya rejected claims that she was unfaithful during the marriage, insisting she remained loyal throughout the relationship.
She alleged that she had access to her husband’s digital devices during the marriage and accused him of multiple affairs while presenting himself differently in public.
“Surviving Frank Edoho. I refuse to be tagged an unfaithful wife, a prostitute, or an ashewo as I have been pegged these past few days,” she wrote.
Onyenucheya further claimed that she experienced emotional distress during the marriage and accused her estranged husband of bringing other women into their shared professional space under false pretences.
She also alleged financial strain, stating that she was solely responsible for paying off a vehicle loan during the period.
According to her posts, she believes her former husband failed to take responsibility for the breakdown of their marriage.
“You must come to Equity with clean hands. You must acknowledge and take responsibility for how you led us here,” she added.
She further made claims involving individuals connected to her former husband’s professional circle, alleging inappropriate conduct and repeated denial when questioned.
The latest remarks add to ongoing public discussions surrounding the couple’s separation, which has continued to generate reactions on social media.
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Frank Edoho has not publicly responded to the most recent allegations at the time of filing this report.
David Okere is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering business, governance, public affairs, and human-interest stories with a commitment to accuracy, balance, and public interest reporting.
