Wealthy Nigerian Disowns Seven Children, Gives Reasons For Barring Them From All His Properties

A wealthy Nigerian identified as Rufus Abadi Osiri has allegedly disowned all seven of his children, barring them from accessing, using or getting close to any of his properties across the country.

In an open letter shared on Facebook on Thursday by APC Chieftain Joe Igbokwe, Osiri directed his lawyer to write his Will excluding all seven of them from inheriting any of his properties, saying that the decision was made owing to their recalcitrant behaviours.

Revealing his disclaimed children names as Abadi Ebi, Abadi Seidougha, Abadi Otuan, Abadi Ndukari Joshua, Abadi Ndutimi, Abadi Abule and Abadi Samuel, Osiri in his letter disclosed that he gave all his children quality education.

He added that he also created an enabling environment for them by providing each one a decent accommodation and car.

Describing the above fatherly commitment to them as ‘reprehensible,’ Osiri revealed that he has instructed his lawyer about making a Will that excludes them from inheriting any of his properties and warned of severe consequences should they trespass.

“I, Chief Rufus Abadi Osiri attention has been drawn to the subterranean, subversive, predatory and unwholesome activities of my children whose names are listed above to dispose my property in Yenagoa, Port Harcourt Lagos, Abuja etc, all in Nigeria.

“That I have trained them from Primary to University level and went further to create the enabling environment for them to have a flying start in life by providing each of them decent accommodation and car.

“They are within the age range of 27/40 years old, who are adults, capable of fending for themselves having created the enabling environment which is a stepping stone for them to start life on a sound footing. That the step they have taken is reprehensible.

“In order to ward off further incursion from my marauding children and secure the property, I have instructed my lawyer to write Will excluding them from inheriting any of my properties,” the letter read in part.