In his ruling, the President of the court, Chief Henry Agbaje held that Falola had no regards for constituted authority from the way he insulted the court while the court was sitting.
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Adebayo, who sued for the dissolution of the marriage, had told the court that Sherifat and two of their four children were in the habit of brutalising him.
He told the court that Sherifat and two of their four children were in the habit of battering him, hence his request for divorce.
The petitioner, Adewumi, a businesswoman, who resides at Amunloko-Ojuawo area in Ibadan, had petitioned the court that her husband was an unrepentant gambler and debtor.
Delivering judgment, Chief Henry Agbaje, President of the court, held that he dissolved the relationship between Bidemi and Bamigbola in the interest of peace.
Delivering judgment, president of the court, Chief Henry Agbaje, said that the court dissolved the marriage in the interest of peace and tranquility.
Bello petitioned the court, seeking divorce on grounds that her husband starved her of sex for 10 years.
The President of the court, Chief Henry Agbaje, held that the court would not allow any situation that might lead to bloodshed, hence the need for dissolution of the union.
Toyin, a resident of Soka area in Ibadan, told the court that when she could no longer bear the shame of childlessness, she compromised righteousness and got pregnant for another man to shield her husband from shame of old age.
Testifying on Monday before Chief Henry Agbaje, the court’s President, Babalola, who resides at Oke-Bola area, Ibadan, said that his wife often told him that she would use her demonic powers to send him to his early grave.
Delivering judgment, Chief Henry Agbaje, the President of the court, held that the court would not watch until there was bloodshed before taking necessary action in any dispute.
Testifying, Azeez, said:”life has not been easy since I accepted my wife back after she eloped with a witch doctor eight years ago.
Omooni also told the court that she was afraid that her children would end up without an education if the court refuses to grant her prayer for divorce.
Testifying, Amuson, who lives in Apata area of Ibadan, said: “My father-in-law poisoned my husband’s mind not to show me love anymore.
Abdullateef’s claim was contained in his counter argument before Chief Henry Agbaje, the court’s President, after his wife had complained that her husband was a wicked man.
A Lagos trader and mother of three, Rafiat Okunola, on Wednesday told an Ile-Tuntun Customary Court in Ibadan, Oyo State that her ex-husband, Kasali Adeleke, allegedly killed her daughter for ritual.
An Ibadan-based businesswoman, Aminat Adeshina, on Monday, sought the order of an Ile-Tuntun Customary Court, Ibadan, to dissolve her 22-year-old marriage to one Akeem Adeshina, for allegedly caressing their daughter.