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“A side chick can contest a man’s will in court if ” – Social media influencer confirms

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A social media influencer confirms that a man’s side chick on monthly allowance can contest a man’s will in court if she can present the bank statement as evidence.

The influencer identified as @Morris_Monye shared that he just had the knowledge that such law exist to protect a man’s side chick; secret girlfriend. He noted men should focus on protecting their family.

He wrote,

“If as a man, you die and you leave a Will for your family, your side-chick can contest that Will if and if she can prove in court that you’ve been sending her money monthly via bank statement. Provisions are made for beneficiaries and dependents. She falls under dependents. I’m just learning this now now”

He explained that a man’s secret girlfriend can object the validity of the will as she is a dependent of the deceased man.

While responding in the comment section, the social media influencer confirmed that the law exist under the Lagos State Government law.

The disclosure of such law to the public has caused uproar on social media, with many debating about why a law will protect a man’s side chick.

See comments below,

@cecilia_remi One side chick somewhere is making plans to kpai her sugar daddy like that. Na jail you dey go o???? Who even needed this information lol

@kadmaye If it is true, a serious warning to all these useless married men that don’t have respect for their wives and kids

@ksolo_hitz Why would place a woman you’re not married to on monthly allowance. Let’s start from there ????????

 

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