Odunade gave the advice while delivering judgment in a divorce suit filed by a hairdresser, Bosede Aregbesola, on grounds that her estranged husband, Aina, was an armed robber.
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Ajibade stated this in his counter-argument against his wife’s accusation of irresponsibility and insincerity she levelled against him.
The petitioner, a mother of three, alleged that her husband has refused to take charge and be responsible for his family’s upkeep.
Adegoke, who resides in Bembo-Apata area in Ibadan in his petition, also accused his wife of being a threat to his life and attempting to inherit his property.
Kofi in her divorce petition, alleged that Kornankye was insensitive and fond of collecting money from her for ”phantom” business plans and squandering it.
In her response to the divorce petition, Onowonuola, alleged that her mother-in-law turned her into a ‘slave’.
Ganiyat, a businesswoman, asked the court to dissolve her relationship with Ahmed over constant battery.
Odunade pronounced the marriage dissolved after both Adejimi and Modupe had testified and agreed to the dissolution.
Adeoko in a petition, sought divorce because Olamiji was having an affair.
President of the court, Chief Ademola Odunade, dissolved the marriage after Faseyitan admitted that she asked a witch doctor to ”tie her husband spiritually to milk him dry”.
Testifying, Adeniyi, who resides in Ologuneru, Oyo, said: “Elizabeth is the devil reincarnate.
He alleged that Sekinat had been responsible for his economic and spiritual retardation, using voodoo.
Hamzat told the court’s president, Chief Ademola Odunade, and two other arbitrators, Alhaji Suleiman Apanpa and Alhaji Rafiu Raji that his life was no longer safe living under the same roof with Mujidat.
Mutiyat, a resident of Felele area of Ibadan made the revelation in her testimony before Chief Ademola Odunade, the court’s President, that her husband’s action had caused her starvation and embarrassment.
In her statement before Chief Ademola Odunade, the court’s President, Iyabo said she had lived in great fear and panic for the past six years of marriage.
Olumuyiwa who lives at Eleta area in Ibadan testified before Chief Ademola Odunade, the court’s president, that his estranged wife had mapped out all strategies to take his life after he discovered that two church leaders were separately having extra-marital affairs with her.
Delivering judgment, the President of the court, Chief Ademola Odunade held that Isaac could not justify the reason why the marriage should not be dissolved by his ‘reckless’ behaviour.
In her petition, Rahmon, who lives in Olodo area in Ibadan accused her husband Olaide of stealing N650,000.
Delivering judgment, Chief Ademola Odunade, the court’s President dissolved the marriage in the interest of peace.
Delivering judgment, court’s president, Chief Ademola Odunade, held that since there was no more love between the couple, dissolution of the marriage remained the only available option left for the court.