Abdallah Ibrahim, the brother of the woman involved in the suspension of Assin Central NDC parliamentary candidate Nurein Shaibu Migyimah, has clarified that his sister is single and not married, contrary to rumors.

Speaking on Onua TV's morning show, Maakye, on Monday, July 1, 2024, Ibrahim emphasized that his sister, who was accused of infidelity, is unmarried.

He views the controversy as a deliberate attempt to tarnish their family's reputation.

Nurein Shaibu Migyimah faced accusations of an inappropriate relationship with the wife of NDC constituency Secretary Sadique Broni, which resulted in his suspension by regional party executives.

However, Ibrahim clarified that while his sister was previously married to Sadique Broni, their marriage was dissolved in 2021.

He also refuted claims that his sister had a child with Migyimah, stating categorically that she has never been pregnant or given birth.

Reports alleged that Migyimah had rented accommodation for the woman in Kasoa, Awutu Senya East municipality, but Ibrahim confirmed that she resides in Assin Fosu, Assin Central municipality.

Explaining further, Ibrahim disclosed that the marriage between his sister and Mr. Broni was annulled due to deceit.

Their families belonged to different Islamic sects, and Mr. Broni had pledged to convert to his wife's sect, which later turned out to be untrue.

Moreover, Ibrahim revealed that his sister had never harbored affection for Mr. Broni and was coerced into the marriage by their mother.

Additionally, Mr. Broni did not provide financial support to his wife, which resulted in her accumulating debts. He also faced health issues related to impotence and low sperm count, prompting medical intervention.

Despite the turmoil, the families officially dissolved the marriage after Mr. Broni threatened suicide multiple times upon learning of his wife's intention to leave.

Concerned for his sister's safety, Ibrahim advised her to vacate their residence, fearing potential harm from Mr. Broni to either himself or her.

He cautioned NDC constituency executives against involving his family in their disputes, stressing that there is no ongoing marital relationship between the secretary and his sister.