These were the submissions of a businesswoman, Nkechi Ononiwu, before an Igando Customary Court in Lagos State.
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The petitioner, a resident of No. 8, Jaiyeoba St., urged the court to grant her a divorce from her husband on grounds of abandonment, cheating and negligence.
The Court President, Adeniyi Koledoye, said it was sad the grandparents were unable to settle their differences.
The Court President, Adeniyi Koledoye, said that it was a sad case that the couple who were now grandparents were unable to settle their differences and had to get to this point.
Oguntoye accused his wife of nagging.
The court President, Koledoye Adeniyi, said that the two had ceased to be husband and wife and should go their separate ways without any bickering.
The petitioner, Salami, who resides at No. 9, Bakare St., Igando, Lagos State, had told the court that he doubted the paternity of the only child produced by the union.
Onyenachi also told the court that her husband constantly beats her.
Oyakhilome, a resident of No.12, Oseghere St., Hostel bus stop, Egbe, told the court that her husband, Jonah Abhumen, was always beating her, and had stopped taking care of her and their three children for long.
Fatimoh, a resident of No. 28, Prince Adu St., Fatoki, Egan, Lagos State, had alleged that her husband, Busuyi, abandoned her since three years ago and failed to care for their only child.
In a ruling by its president, Koledoye Adeniyi, the court ruled that both parties should go their separate ways.
The court, with Koledoye Adeniyi as president, in its ruling said the marriage between the couple could no longer hold and was thereby dissolved due to fetishness, disrespect, home abandonment, infidelity, quarrels and threat to life.
The petitioner, Muritala, had approached the court on December 2, 2021 seeking the dissolution of his 10-year-old marriage to his wife.
Mormah, a beautician, asked the court on Tuesday to dissolve her 25-year-old marriage, alleging that she was forced into it.
Kehinde had approached the court to finalise her divorce process from the respondent, Akins Soetan, because she was not allowed to practice her religion, Christianity.
In his petition, Anya, a haulage contractor who resides at No. 7, Unity Avenue, Akesan prayed for divorce on grounds that his wife beats him up and she was not resourceful.
The court President, Koledoye Adeniyi, said this during the dissolution of marriage between Olubunmi Adebanjo and Balogun Adebanjo on grounds of abandonment and constant battery
The surveyor, resident of 10, Oyefuga Street, Abaranje, also accused his wife, Ebunoluwa, of quarrelsomeness and rudeness.
In her petition, Oyebanjo, who resides in Igando area of Lagos, also accused her husband of humiliating and locking her up at home.
The President of the court, Koledoye Adeniyi, said that the union could no longer stand as the husband and the wife were fond of constantly quarrelling and fighting at every slightest provocation.