Lagos Laws Allows a Side Chic to Contest Her Sugar Daddy’s Will If She Isn’t Included In It - Man Claims (Video)

Posted by Thandiubani on Thu 29th Feb, 2024 - tori.ng

Iyiosa Ediagbonya stated that Lagos laws allow a side chic to contest her sugar daddy’s will if she wasn’t included in it.

 
A Nigerian Trust advisor has  made a claim on social media.
 
He claimed that Lagos laws allow a side chic to contest her sugar daddy’s will if she wasn’t included in it.
 
Iyiosa Ediagbonya spoke while speaking on a program on radio station, Nigeria Info, today February 29.
 
‘’Identify yourself first of all and then state who your beneficiaries are, wife/children or husband/children, brother, sister, whoever else and then the next thing to do in the will is to name executors, corporate or individual'.'
 
When asked if the law recognizes a will where the beneficiaries are not even part of the family, say for instance a man wills all his assets to the children of his mistress, Iyiosa said
 
‘’It's contestable and I will tell you why? Even though there are provisions given for beneficiaries, there are also provisions given for dependants especially in the wills law of Lagos state. You must make provisions for dependents. Who are dependents? People that can prove that for a while you were financially responsible to their needs''
 
He went on to state that if a man's mistress can provide bank statements proving that he has been sending her money for as long as they were together, there are provisions for her within the Lagos wills law.
 
Watch a video of him speaking below
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