The spare parts dealer, a resident of Number 25, Okeolode Aremo, Ibadan, said he regretted marrying her.
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The petitioner told the court that she discovered her husband’s addiction to gambling immediately after their wedding and had tried all her best to stop make him stop.
The petitioner told the court that she was fed up with the marriage.
Ayinla told the court that her husband, Jimoh, no longer loved her.
“I have made up my mind over this matter. I want a divorce,” she told the court.
The petitioner told the court that her husband did not provide enough food for the family and was not caring.
The petitioner told the court that the respondent did not take responsibility of their needs and that he had a nonchalant attitude toward the children.
A businessman, Nura Ashiru on Monday demanded N1.5 million from his divorce-seeking wife Zainab Bello, in a Shari’a court sitting in Magajin Gari, Kaduna.
An Ilorin-based housewife, Rashidat Quadir, on Wednesday filed for divorce at an Area Court at Centre-Igboro in Ilorin.
An Upper Area Court in Kubwa, Abuja, granted a housewife, Marya Abubakar’s request for divorce from her husband, Misbahudeen Kareem over his inability to provide for her.
A businessman, Yahaya Mohammed, told an Upper Area Court in Kubwa, FCT, that he will grant his wife, Hauwau Hamza a divorce if she pays him N160, 000.
A wife, Roima Abdulkadir Monday applied to divorce her husband, Ahmed Abdulkadir, at the Area Court, Centre-Igboro, Ilorin, over alleged lack of maintenance.
Whichever way the parting of ways happens in a relationship, the bottom line is that walking away is never easy
The divorce seeking man stated in his testimony that his fortune had nosedived since he exchanged marital vows with her.
Jonathan in her divorce petition, alleged that Dakogol was abusive and has failed to provide for his family.
It is the legal way of ending a marriage! It is a formal dissolution of a contract between two heterogeneous persons.
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.
In a ruling by its president, Koledoye Adeniyi, the court ruled that both parties should go their separate ways.
According to him, the law permits separation, even though the bible forbids divorce.