Metro
My Husband Threw Stones At My Mother, Bit Me When We Fought — Wife

Grade A Customary Court, sitting at Mapo, Ibadan, Oyo State, has adjourned for judgment a divorce suit brought before it by a woman, Nura, against her husband, Malik, whom she accused of irresponsibility, neglect, disrespect to her family and battery.
Nura said that Malik neglected her welfare and that of their children and refused to be committed to their children’s education.
Nura also stated that she and her mother have always been responsible for their children’s feeding while she worked hard to pay their school fees.
The plaintiff explained that the defendant gave her only N5, 000 when one of their children broke his legs and was admitted to the hospital for months.
She further stated that she always found her husband repulsive after he had smoked cigarette and drank alcohol, which made her deny him sex. She said he would beat her blue black for denying him sex.
According to Nura, Malik treated her family with disdain.
She stated that her husband once threw stones at her mother, while he beat one of her siblings to a pulp.
Nura again said that she had scarce all over her body because Malik never ceased to bite her any time they fought.
The plaintiff told the court that she was fed up with her marriage and therefore prayed for its dissolution.
She also entreated the court for their children’s custody, while her husband was made to be responsible for their welfare.
Nura further requested for order, restraining Malik from harassing, threatening, and interfering with her private life.
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Malik denied all that Nura said against him.
He also refused that their marriage be dissolved and his wife granted their children’s custody.
Malik stated that he was up and doing in their home.
According to him, he paid their children’s fees as when due and same with their rent.
He explained that the only time he derailed in the agreement of paying the rent was when his father was sick and was admitted to the hospital.
According to him, he spent all his resources attending to his father, who unfortunately died.
The defendant again said that he beat his wife because she had a caustic tongue, adding that she was in the habit of pulling his manhood any time they fought.
The plaintiff in her testimony said, “I do not feel the presence of my husband in our home.
“I work hard to feed and clothe our children because my husband neglected them.
“I also took up the challenge of paying their school fees since he showed no interest in their education.
“He gave me only N5, 000 when our son broke his legs and was admitted to the hospital for months.
“All that my husband knows to do is to smoke and drink, and then demand for sex which I always deny him.
READ ALSO:My Husband Fought, Abandoned Me Cos’ I’m Barren, Woman Tells Court
“I always refuse that he has sex with me because I cannot tolerate the smell of tobacco and alcohol.
“He beats me every time I refused him sex.
“I was once admitted to the hospital for three days as a result of his severe beatings.
“He also bites me any time we fight. The scars all over my body confirm this.
“We were sent packing by our landlord after he failed to pay the rent.
“Since he was out of job, we both decided that I moved to my parents’ house with our children while he moved to his.
“My mother took up the sole responsibility of feeding our children.
“My husband, rather than show gratitude to my family, took to humiliating them.
“He abused my mother during a misunderstanding and further went to throw stones at her.
“He also beat my sibling to a pulp.
“He had stopped greeting my mother since I dragged him to court.
“His family members also refused to sympathise with us when my mother lost her sister in a tragic manner.
“He now travels a lot due to the nature of his job and has strings of lovers.
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“I no longer trust him.
“I am also no longer interested in our marriage.
“I pray this honourable court to dissolve our union and grant me custody of our children.
“I further plead that the court mandates him to be responsible for our children’s upkeep giving feeding, education and health care a priority.
“I further request an order restricting him from harassing, threatening, and interfering with my private life.”
Malik responded, “I am not willing to divorce my wife.
“I entreat this honourable court to help settle our differences.
“All that my wife said was yo win the court’s sympathy.
“I am a responsible father and committed to our children’s welfare.
“I feed them and pay their fees as at when due.
“The only time I defaulted was when my father was sick and dying in the hospital.
“His treatment gulped all my resources.
“We were thrown out of our apartment because I could not pay the rent which led to our moving to our parents’ houses.
“Her mother never ceased to ridicule me despite being aware that I was out of job.
“She once demanded to have the N80, 000 she claimed to have spent feeding our children.
“She also refused me access to the children.
“I once took them to my parent’s house where I was staying and made them spend the night with me.
“My mother-in-law instigated my wife against me.
“My wife has a caustic tongue.
“She came to my family house to abuse and fight me, thus humiliating me.
“My wife is in the habit of pulling my manhood whenever we fight, which made me bite her.
“We are both Muslim, but she suddenly abandoned her faith and started going to church.
“She is now the information officer of her church because she is always informing people of their programmes in the church and inviting them.
“My wife has kept frustrating every attempt made to reconcile us.
“I do not agree that she has custody of our children if she is still insisting on divorce.”
The court president, Mrs S.M Akintayo, after she had heard both parties adjourned the case until Novemver 18, for judgment.
(TRIBUNE)
Metro
My Husband Doesn’t Love Me, I Want Divorce —Wife

…I ‘m still interested in her —Husband
A woman, Mrs Hajara Busari, has asked an Area Court Centre Igboro in Ilorin, Kwara State, to dissolve her six-year-old marriage to her husband, Mr Mumini Anafi, over lack of love.
The petitioner told the court that she is no longer interested in the Islamic marriage with her husband, and urged the court to dissolve it.
According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), she is seeking an order for marriage dissolution, custody of their three children, as well as the sum of N50,000, being cost of maintenance of the children.
READ ALSO:Woman Divorces Husband For Smashing Her Phone, Refusing To Repair It
Meanwhile, the respondent told the court that he is still interested in their marriage and urged the court not to grant the reliefs sought by the petitioner.
The presiding judge, Mr Toyin Aluko, urged the husband to explore every opportunity within his reach to achieve amicable settlement of any dispute with his wife.
The court adjourned the case until December 17.
Metro
Woman Divorces Husband For Smashing Her Phone, Refusing To Repair It

A woman, Zainab Alhassan, has divorced her husband, Tijjani Muhammad, over his refusal to repair her damaged cell phone worth N70,000.
She told the court that she was no longer interested in their marriage and was ready to divorce him through Khul’i, (a type of divorce where a woman returns the dowry she received to her husband.)
According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Alhassan told the court that she was ready to return the N30,000 dowry to regain her freedom.
She told the court that she was watching a movie on her phone when her husband started fighting her, collected her phone and allegedly smashed it.
READ ALSO:Drama As Kwara Housewife Faints In Court After Husband Insists On Divorce
She, however, noted that she does not have a witness to prove her claims.
On his part, the defendant said he does not have a problem with her divorce plea but disagreed with the claim that he damaged her phone.
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The judge, Malam Mu’awiyya Shehu, dissolved their marriage on the basis of Khul’i and dismissed the complainant’s plea for the repair of the phone.
Metro
I Want Divorce, N50,000 For Our Children’s Upkeep, Woman Tells Court

A woman, Mrs Hajara Busari, has asked an Area Court Centre-igboro in Ilorin, Kwara State, to dissolve her six-year-old marriage with her husband, Mr Mumini Anafi, over lack of love.
The petitioner told the court that she is no more interested in the Islamic marriage with her husband and urged the court to dissolve same.
According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), she is seeking an order for marriage dissolution, custody of her three children, as well as the sum of N50,000, being cost of maintenance of her children.
READ ALSO:My Husband Threw Me Out After 17yrs of Marriage —Wife
Meanwhile, the respondent, told the court that he is still interested in his marriage with his wife, and urged the court not to grant the reliefs sought by the petitioner.
The presiding Judge, Mr Toyin Aluko, urged the husband to explore every opportunity within his reach, to achieve amicable settlement of any dispute with his wife.
The court adjourned the case until December 17, for either report of settlement or for hearing.
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