Austin Faani, a Nigerian filmmaker and director, has talked up about living with a Mentally Ill Partner.
He opened out about the various sacrifices he made for his wife while speaking at the Meticulous People Foundation Outreach, a foundation that works with mental illness.
Austin related an incident in which Chacha Eke shattered the mirror in the House because she believed someone were peering through it.
“One night I was sleeping and the next thing I heard was ‘wah’ and I woke up and looked everywhere and saw my wife standing in front of a large mirror around 1 a.m.”
She had shattered the mirror all over the floor. When I questioned what was going on, she explained that some people were creeping out of the mirror and she had to break it. stroked her and told her to go to sleep.
I am a devout Christian, but I believe Christianity has done more harm than good to Africans.
He slaughtered goats for his wife. I went her to a church in November 2021 because when I informed the pastor that my father-in-law had killed a lot of cows for her, he suggested I should do the same. So I dashed to Abraka market and purchased a large goat for her, but by the end of the day, the same thing had occurred to her.
And I was thinking, “What should I do next?”
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Austin Faani, Chacha Eke’s spouse, has reconciled with her
Late last year, Kemi Filani stated that Chacha Eke had reconciled with her spouse for the second time.
A video of Chacha Eke confessing at a church and thanking her estranged husband, Austin Fanni, for sticking by her despite her mental illness went viral.
Austin Fanni, the actress’s spouse and the father of her four children, announced their divorce in June.
Chacha Eke explained why she left her marriage, saying she preferred to depart while she was still living rather than as a corpse.
However, while speaking in church, she disclosed that she has reconciled with her husband and thanked him for his support during her difficult mental health situation.”
Chacha Eke Discusses Mentally Ill Partner Disease
Chacha Eke opened out about her mental health during one of her outreaches for mental illness, recounting how she would always destroy goods in her house.
She and her spouse, she claimed, had no property since she would always destroy it during her man!c episodes.
Chacha described an unpleasant encounter at the Rit Hotel in Enugu, where she shattered everything, wrecked the entire hotel, and reduced everything her family owned to only what they were wearing.
She had the same occurrence two years later, which resulted in her being hospitalized, where she was subsequently diagnosed and given medicines, which she would always flush down the toilet.
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