REVEALED: Governor Chime's Wife Clara Is Mentally Unstable

What we usually see in Nollywood movies where a man will be very wealthy and in position of authority but his wife or first son will be battling with a "serious" challenge, is what is playing out in Enugu State. Sad!

Following several reports in the social media that Governor Sullivan Chime of Enugu State was holding Clara, his wife in solitary confinement, .Com observed that some persons close to the wife contacted Femi Falana, a popular human rights activist, to help rescue the woman.

But in a bid to stop Falana, Governor Chime has opened up on his wife's true condition...
He said it is not his will to subject his wife to such condition and that whatever is been done to her is for her own good and was put in place by professionals to save her from "shame and ridicule".
Speaking to selected journalists on Tuesday night in the presence of some family members and his wife, who is said to be mentally unstable, Governor Chime said Femi Falana should not allow people to push him into taking any action against him as he is only trying to help his wife's situation.

In the words of Govenor Chime:

“Well, my wife has some medical challenges, and it would be very unkind for me to talk about her condition on the pages of newspapers. I have done everything to protect her integrity and I’m not now going to expose her to ridicule because some people want to exploit her situation to drag me into a needless war of words.”

.com gathered that his wife, Clara, sat calmly throughout the session with the journalists but it was not too difficult to notice some signs in her disposition from time to time.

The wife's psychiatric doctor, Dr. Aham Agumuo, was also present at the session. We pray she gets well!

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Posted: at 6-11-2013 10:04 PM (10 years ago) | Newbie

mr govenor you see God is not asleep

Posted: at 7-11-2013 08:59 AM (10 years ago) | Upcoming

 

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Posted: at 7-11-2013 10:02 AM (10 years ago) | Addicted Hero

give your wife or your first son for power to rule the state witch one will u chose

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Posted: at 7-11-2013 10:06 AM (10 years ago) | Upcoming

Mental illness is still something looked on with ridicule in Nigeria. People fail to understand that people can become mentally ill from the ordinary stresses of life. Some people become mentally ill from losing loved ones, from having a baby, from trauma and so on.

The thing is that in Nigeria the words "mental illness" are interchanged with the word "mad" on every ocassion.

Nigerians love to see their "peceived" enemies having a hard time. As time goes on we will hear rumours of her illness being because the husband consulted with the devil, o killed someone or that he used her to "do something evil." That is the belief of the vast majority of Nigerians and nithing will change this.

The husband has done the right thing keeping her out of the public eye of the judgemental Nigerians- who feed off the pain of others.

People all over the world live and go to work everyday  with a mwntal illness- lots of medication is available to aid their illness.

After all Nigerians are considered to be manic in their presentation - and this is considered a mental health illness.

Clara and family, this is wishing you all the best.

Posted: at 7-11-2013 10:17 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

So sad !

Posted: at 7-11-2013 10:37 AM (10 years ago) | Hero

God help them

Posted: at 7-11-2013 10:46 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

You should stay in your own field of expertise - because it id definitely not in mentsl health

A person diagnosed with a mental illness needs to be able to rest. Secondly there is no indication she is locked up in her husbands bedroom. She us i expect confined in the house - which smply means she is being kept in a familiar environment where she feels safe. People with a mental heslth issue need to know they are safe and therefore keeping het around family is important. If however she presents with behaviour considered to be dangerous to herself and/or others she could be admitted into a hospital under the eye of trained staff.

She is being treated by a psychiatrist qith years of experience.

Try to detach yourself from the belief of your ancestors and move into the 21st century.

Some parts of the world consider Africans to have mental health problems because we have tje belief that killing a child can ake you rich!!

I am not maf and I will definitely not swear foe the governor (whatever that means in Nigeria?)

The governor is a very brave man to tell the truth about his wife considering the thinking of Nigerians like you!

Posted: at 7-11-2013 11:02 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Hmmmm waiting 4 part 2

Posted: at 7-11-2013 12:16 PM (10 years ago) | Upcoming

sorry so so painful

Posted: at 7-11-2013 01:21 PM (10 years ago) | Newbie