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My wife is a fake prophetess, divorce seeking man tells court

A Mapo Customary Court on Monday, in Ibadan, dissolved a marriage of 22 years; and advised married couples to fear God and uphold the sanctity of matrimony.

President of the court, Chief Ademola Odunade, gave the admonition while delivering his verdict in a case instituted by a commercial driver, Abiodun Ganiyu, for the dissolution of his marriage to Mojisola, whom he accused of infidelity and alcoholism.

In his judgment, Odunade lamented the high level of immorality in the society, calling on wives and husbands to fear God and respect relationships.

He dissolved the union and granted custody of the six children to Ganiyu.

The Arbitrator directed the petitioner to pay N5, 000 to Mojisola to enable her pack out of his home.

During the proceedings, the petitioner stated that he was fed up with his wife’s adulterous lifestyle, which had subjected him to ridicule in their neighbourhood.

The petitioner, who lives at Agege area in Lagos state, said that life had not been the same for the past 13 years since his wife started living “a wanton lifestyle’’.

“Firstly, Mojisola informed me that she had become born again and had been ordained a prophetess in her Church.

“My lord, Mojisola sometimes told me that she had been in a trance for 10 days and therefore could not come home; but she would return home mostly heavily drunk.

“When I could no longer bear the agony, I reported her to her parents to caution her, but it was all to no avail.

“When I saw that her waywardness was becoming something else, I advised her to buy her beer to drink at home; instead, Mojisola took offence by my advice and would leave home for three to five weeks.

“Though, we both agreed to do family planning for birth control, she however, she saw it as an opportunity to sleep about with other men.

“Worst still, she introduced some of her lovers to me, I am frustrated, please, separate us,” Ganiyu pleaded with the court.

The respondent, who now lives at Apata area in Ibadan, did not deny any of the allegations leveled against her.

However, Mojisola, who earns a living as a food vendor, said that life would be meaningless to her if the court dissolved her union.

“I admit to all the allegations against me, but there is no where I can go at this stage, after six children.

“I take beer everyday because I do not want to kill myself; and I frequently leave home for a month or more.

“Also, I wooed a man to sleep with me so as to stimulate my sexual urge; and Abiodun himself knows the man, because I introduced them.

“Abiodun does not give me sexual satisfaction because he uses condom with me,” Mojisola explained.

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Housewife drags husband to court, seeks divorce over alleged rape

A housewife Fatima Ishaq, on Wednesday in Kaduna dragged her husband, Hassan Haruna, before a Sharia Court in Kaduna, over alleged rape.

The petitioner who lives with her estranged husband within Kaduna metropolis, through her counsel, M.S. Abdullahi, told the court that she can not continue living with Haruna.

Abdullahi said that his client can no longer guarantee her respect for Haruna.

He told the court that his client was willing to pay back the N5,000 her husband paid as bride price in 2006.

The petitioner is seeking for the custody of their four children and N20,000 monthly for their upkeep.

The respondent was brought to the court in shackles for allegedly raping a minor.

Haruna, however, denied the charge of rape against him.

“If it is because of the rape issue you want to leave me, I can swear with the Holy Quran that I am innocent even though I will oblige your divorce request,” he said.

The judge, Dahiru Lawal, terminated the marriage and ordered the petitioner to return N15,000 to Haruna as the bride price he paid.

“The value of money in 2006 is not same in the current situation,” Lawal said.

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Ekiti Court dissolves 25-year-old marriage

An Ado-Ekiti Customary Court on Friday, dissolved a 25-year-old marriage between Kikelomo Ogundele and her husband, Joseph Ogundele.

Both parties had earlier given their testimonies on Oct. 24, and the matter was later reserved for judgment.

The marriage was dissolved on grounds of frequent beating, provocation, no rest of mind and destruction of her property by her husband.

Kikelomo, 40, a resident of No 10, Omisanjana in Ado-Ekiti, told the court that she left her husband sometime in 2014 and remarried in 2018.

She said that when they were together she was selling food while her husband was a carpenter, saying things were not moving well with them.

She said that there was a time she bought two cars for him so that if he was working with the vehicles, she would have peace.

The mother of four added that, there was another time, she bought three different motorcycles for him for commercial business known as (Okada), saying he sold the motorcycles without her knowledge.

According to her, there was a particular time she gave her husband money to buy a land so that they can have their own house.

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She said he gave the man (land owner) the money in her presence, while behind her he went to collect the money back from the man.

She said that her husband was fond of telling her that he would not accept for her to be wealthy more than he.

She also alleged that while he was fond of bringing women to the house she would not talk.

Kikelomo alleged that whenever her husband was angry he would tear all the money she realised in her business into pieces.

She explained that, at times he would come to her shop and pour sand on the yam she was pounding as well as her soup for customers.

She said the neighbours advised her to leave him because someone behaving in that manner could eventually kill her at night.

“There was a day, his friend advised me to get a land and develop it, but my husband got to know later and told me to leave his house.

“When I did not pack out, he packed out and went to live in another woman’s house,” she said.

She alleged that her husband destroyed her property by always packing them out.

She added that her husband was fond of beating her saying, there was a time he beat her and she fainted and only when she was rushed to the hospital that she regained consciousness.

She said the shop she got after packing out of his house was burnt to ashes by her husband.

She said that she gave birth to four children including Kemi (20), a married woman, with two boys aged 17 and14 male and another girl aged 11.

The petitioner, therefore, prayed the court to separate them and award the custody of the last two to her.

But the respondent, Joseph Ogundele, 50, a resident of Gbohunalore Street in Ado-Ekiti, denied that his wife bought two cars for him, saying that he bought the cars from someone close to him.

He also denied collecting money for buying land from his wife.

He said that he did not pour sand in her pounded yam but only went to her shop that day, saying she was fond of going to another man’s house to sleep and then retire to the shop.

He denied beating his wife to the extent that she fainted.

He alleged that it was adultery that was causing their incessant fight, saying there was a man working with him that his wife was having an affair with.

The respondent, therefore, supported the separation and urged the court to award the custody of his last three children to him.

The President of the Court, Mrs Olayinka Akomolede, observed that the marriage had broken down irretrievably and consequently dissolved the marriage.

Akomolede ruled that the custody of two children should be awarded to the respondent, while the third was awarded to the petitioner.

She also ordered that the respondent shall be paying the sum of N5,000 for the monthly feeding allowance of the child who is under the custody of the petitioner.

She said both parties shall be responsible for the education of their children.

She added that it would be an offence for the respondent, henceforth, to go to the shop of the petitioner to foment trouble.

Access was granted to both parties to see their children without any acrimony.

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Meet with your ex-fiancé, pay back his money – Court orders woman

A Gudu Grade I Area Court in Abuja has ordered a 22-year-old woman, Aisha Shetima to meet with her estranged fiancé, on how much money she will return to him, after their wedding failed to hold.

Alhaji Shehu Marafa, filed a suit against Aisha Shettima, demanding that she pays back the N500,000 he gave her to plan their wedding, which never held.

The judge, Ado Muktar, gave the order after Marafa refused to collect the items Shettima brought to court which she said the used the money to buy.

Muktar ordered Mr Aliyu Abubakar, counsel to Shettima to pay Marafa back the money he claimed to have given her for the wedding plan.

”Since has refused to collect the items, you should think of paying him back,” he said.

He also advised parties to try and settle issues and arrive at the amount collected since Shettima insisted that the money Marafa gave her was not up to N500,000.

The judge further adjourned the case until Nov.18 and advised the parties to put in more efforts to settle all the issues raised.

Earlier, Shettima told the court that she bought eight pieces of wrapper.

However, Marafa said: ”I gave her N200,000 cash as part of our marriage expenses.

“I also transferred N300,000 to her account,” he said.

Marafa in his testimony, said that in February, he went to meet Aisha’s parents in Bauchi and also paid N50,000 as dowry and gave the parents N20,000, a basket of kola-nuts and a carton of sweets as part of the marriage negotiations.

”After the introduction, we fixed April 27, 2019 for the wedding.

”She called me two weeks after the introduction to cancel the wedding because she was no longer interested.

”Her father returned the N70,000, which covers the dowry and the gift I gave them during the introduction but Aisha refused to return the N500, 000 I gave her.” he alleged.

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Court dissolves 4-yr-old marriage, grants mother custody of child.

A Shari’a Court 2 sitting at Magajin Gari, Kaduna, on Monday dissolved four-year-old marriage between Nasiru Adamu and Maryam Lawal over irreconcilable differences.

The Judge, Mallam Murtala Nasir, gave the ruling after the defendant made one pronouncement of divorce to Maryam who had filed a suit against him seeking for divorce through Khul’i (redemption).

The judge also granted the complainant the custody of their two-year-old child and ordered Adamu to pay her N4,500 monthly feeding allowance for the child.

“He should pay N13,500 for the months of November, December and January,” he said

The court also ordered the defendant to provide his son two pieces of cloths every four months and take care of the child’s health.

Earlier, the complainant, who resides at Tudun Wada area, prayed court to dissolve her marriage with Adamu, pledging to return the N50,000 dowry she received from him.

She also prayed court to grant her custody of her child and compel the defendant to take full responsibility of the child.

On his part, the defendant also a resident of Tudun Wada area, said he would not collect any dowry from Maryam, but would grant her the divorce she wanted.

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Teacher drags ex-husband to court for refusing to pay children’s school fees

A teacher, Amina Ismail on Wednesday, dragged her former husband, Abdulaziz Jimo before a Sharia Court ll, sitting in Magajin Gari, Kaduna State, for allegedly refusing to pay school fees for his two children.

Ismail told the court that since they got divorced two years ago, Jimo had not paid the children’s school fees at the Conventional and Quranic school.

She said that the two children attend the school where she teaches and as a result of that, she pays N2,000 for them instead of N5,000.

“He is owing the school N4,000 for two months and N2,000 for Quranic school.

”He calls me names whenever he calls to talk to the children or visits to see them.” she alleged.

Responding to the allegation, Jimo, denied owing any money.

He also denied insulting his former wife, saying”whenever I go to visit my children, she makes trouble”.

After listening to all the parties, the Judge, Murtala Nasir, adjourned the case until Nov. 11.

He ordered the complainant to provide evidence of the money being owed as school fees by the defendant.

The Judge also ordered the defendant to pay N6,000 for the upkeep of his two children.

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My husband insults my parents, beats me, divorce seeking wife tells court

A businesswoman, Asabe Salisu, on Friday prayed an Upper Area Court in Mararaba, Nasarawa State, to dissolve her eight-year-old marriage to her husband, for alleged battery and consistent insults to her parents.

Asabe also told the court that her husband, Ali Tada, has failed in his duty as a husband.

”I have been married to Ali for eight years and we have two children. My husband is a very violent and disrespectful man.

”He threatens my family members. He also beats, calls me names . He is also a wicked man.

Asabe pleaded with the court to confirm the dissolution of the marriage and to also compel the respondent to pay her N237,000 he was owing her.

The respondent, however, denied all the allegations.

The judge, Mr Ibrahim Shekarau, adjourned the case until Oct. 31 for hearing and consideration of settlement.

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Man prays court to recover N25,000 dowry from ex-fiancée

A 70-year-old man, Abdullahi Dahiru, on Thursday prayed a Shari’a court ll sitting at Magajin Gari, Kaduna to recover N25,000 dowry from Ms Rakiya Ibrahim,his former fiancée.

The complainant who resides at Kurmin Mashi area of Kaduna told the court that he paid the amount as dowry to the defendant four years ago but she and her family failed to set a date for their wedding.

“While I was awaiting for an answer from her parents, she got pregnant and gave birth to twins.

“She told me that the twins belonged to me, which is false”, he said.

According to the complainant he had never been intimate with Rakiya.

He prayed court to intervene into the matter and warn the defendant not to force her children on him.

On her part, the defendant 44, also a resident of Kurmin Mashi said that all the allegations were false except for the N25,000 Dahiru paid her as dowry.

She said that Dahiru told her that she was his wife since he had paid her dowry and took her to his house where they had an affair which led to her pregnancy.

She said that she had told him about the pregnancy and he agreed to marry her immediately after she gave birth.

” So l moved to his apartment, I gave birth to twins and even weaned them at his place;they are now 3years-old.

“He later threw me out of the house and warned me not to return”, she said.

She prayed court to investigate the matter and serve justice.

After listening to both parties. the Judge, Malam Murtala Nasir, ordered the complainant to present witnesses and adjourned until Nov. 14.