56 YR OLD BEGS COURT TO DISSOLVE HIS MARRIAGE
BY EZEORA LINDA
BY EZEORA LINDA
A 56-year-old man has asked an Igando
Customary court to dissolve his 16-year-old marriage – The husband told the court
that the wife is defaming his character – The wife urged the court not to
dissolve the marriage saying she still loves him Share on Facebook Share on
Twitter divorce-court.jpg Emmanuel Adedeji, has told an Igando Customary Court
in Lagos to dissolve his 16-year-old marriage before he commits murder. The
56-year-old clearing agent said his wife has maliciously accused him of using
his son for ritual. He told the court’s president, Adegboyega Omilola, that his
wife, Funmilayo, with whom he had two children in their 16-year-old marriage,
was defaming his character.
He said: “My wife accused me of
using my physically-challenged son for money ritual. It is God that blessed me
with wealth, I never used my son. “Funmilayo beat me up in public and tore my
clothes to rags. She is always raining curses on me very early in the morning
and those curses are now coming to pass in my life”. Adedeji pleaded with the
court to dissolve the marriage, that he was no longer in love and do not want
to commit murder. “Please, dissolve the marriage before the devil uses me,” he
begged the court. Funmilayo, a 49- year-old food vendor, owned up to the
allegation of raining curses on her husband. She said: “Yes, I always rained
curses on him because he used to beat me. On two occasions, he had beaten me to
pulp and I ended up in hospital.” “My husband has refused to sleep with me for
12 years now for no just cause,” she added. The mother of two also said she
accused her husband of using their son for money ritual because immediately the
baby was born his money started booming.
She begged the court not to grant her husband’s request, saying she still loves him. The court president adjourned the case till June 23 for further hearing.
She begged the court not to grant her husband’s request, saying she still loves him. The court president adjourned the case till June 23 for further hearing.
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