Wife complains husband allegedly deleted her monetized Facebook page that earned over $200

• A man reportedly took down his wife’s monetized Facebook page, earning more than $200 (€329,500)
• The woman who shared this story complained that the woman had worked hard to create her Facebook page and that she had recently started monetizing it
• She shared the reason a man gave for deleting his wife’s Facebook page and asked netizens what they would do in the woman’s place

A woman screamed after her husband deleted her monetization Facebook pages

Facebook user MamaAfrica Nkeoma Adikaibe posted the woman’s story on the social media platform and asked people what would they do in her place.

Why did the husband delete his wife’s Facebook page

According to NkeomaIn the post, the woman said her monetized page earned more than $200 (€329,500) before it was taken down.

She added that the page would have gone on to earn more because it had two posts that went viral. A woman’s story read:

“My hubby allowed my monetized Faceb00k page which has two posts that went viral yesterday and made over $200 as of yesterday and I intend to continue sharing and earning today but hubby deleted the page.”

Nkeoma lamented that the woman worked hard to get the Facebook page where it was before the recent monetization. She said the woman’s husband did not want her to post content on Facebook.

“This is a message from a woman who has recently been working hard to monetize her Facebook page. Just as she started earning, her husband deleted her Facebook account saying he didn’t want her to create any content on Facebook…”

Social media users react

Ezeanya Chinaza Sophia said:

“When you marry a weapon built against you as a man . Nava ooooo… some people do that too!!! If she gives me access to her account I’ll blame.

“Delete my account and I will delete yours. As long as she doesn’t post comments, he won’t have the right to delete the account…”

Blessing Chinenye Ofor said:

“If it just happened, she can still recover it. Because she has a period of 30 days before it is permanently deleted. But Omo, how did she marry her enemy? Is this man a winch?

“I don’t know what I would do. Oooh I’m pretty sure I won’t let him access my phone, let alone the page. While the publication has nothing to do with our lives and personal affairs.

Blessing Muna said:

“Una Dey marry sha. Youeeee. I’d rather be single than marry a weapon built against me.”

Juliet Godwill said:

“So they don’t sell pepper soup ingredients for your region.”

Baron Chase said:

“It’s not possible, it’s a lie. Isn’t everyone who is stupid that on Fb that some people will just wake up and cook up one funny story.

“First of all, you can’t delete a Fb account. Second, if you say it’s off, you can still reactivate it at any time.”

The creators of Facebook in Nigeria now you can earn money from advertising revenue as the country became eligible. Meta, the parent company of Facebook, on Thursday, June 27, marked Nigeria with a blue tick on its professional dashboard.

A husband deletes his wife’s social media accounts

Meanwhile, Legit.ng it was previously reported that a man named Shelton deleted his new wife’s social media accounts.

Shelton made the announcement in the Rant HQ Facebook group when he announced that he married a heartthrob he met in the group.

Shelton shared them wedding photos and appreciated the group that helped him find a wife. He warned men who might want to find his wife that she is not on any social media platform.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, Legit.ng journalist and editor.

Source: Legit.ng