A Nigerian woman living in Canada, identified as Ezinne Nwanorue, posts that she required her husband to swear an oath before she agreed to sponsor his visa. The condition, described in her account, includes promises that he will never cheat and that he will not forget about the Canada visa, which she links to her support for his relocation. The post quickly draws attention online and prompts debate among users about the appropriateness and seriousness of tying visa sponsorship to a public personal commitment.
Nigeria’s Vanguard and The Punch both report on the same viral claim, presenting it as an unusual demand raised by a woman in Canada as part of her decision to sponsor her husband. While the reports emphasize the reactions the post generates, they do not provide independent verification beyond the woman’s own account. Overall, the story centers on the couple’s reported pre-sponsorship oath and the broader online discussion it sparks regarding relationships, trust, and immigration sponsorship arrangements.
