Earlier, Ayeni, alleged that wife stopped cooking for him and his three children in 2018.
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Testifying, Adebanji told the court that Samuel abandoned their matrimonial home in 2006, a few months after their wedding.
In his testimony, Ganiu, accused his wife of calling him a ‘ritualist”.
Sadia had petitioned the court to dissolve her marriage over allegations that he had stolen her underwear for ritual.
Modupe, who lives at Iyana-Church area in Ibadan, told Chief Ademola Odunade, the court’s President, that her husband is trying to kill her to make himself rich.
Idowu, who made the submission in her counter argument before Chief Ademola Odunade, the court’s President, added that her husband was not trustworthy.
Rashidat, who resides in Apata area in Ibadan, told the court that her husband and his relatives wanted her out of the house from their body language.
Testifying before Chief Ademola Odunade, the President of the court, Alimi alleged that Isaiah was a jealous husband who suspects her every move.
Taiwo Oyedeji, an Ibadan-based vehicle dealer, on Tuesday told a Mapo Customary Court in Ibadan, Oyo State to dissolve his 17-year-old marriage to his wife, Aminat, because he could no longer afford to share her with other men.
In her petition Mujidat, who resides in Ologuneru area in Ibadan, stated that there might be bloodshed if the court refused to put an end to the union because she was no longer ready to continue to finance their marital life.
A policewoman, Sgt. Wuraola Babalola, has petitioned a Mapo Customary Court in Ibadan, seeking the dissolution of her marriage of 14 years to Oladimeji, over alleged attempt to use her for money ritual.
Opeyemi Babatunde, an Ibadan-based security officer, on Monday told a Mapo Customary Court in Ibadan that his wife forced him to marry another woman because she starved him of sex for seven years.
A 10-year-old boy on Monday told a Mapo Customary Court in Ibadan that his mother asked him to put poison in his father’s food and bathing water.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that magun is believed to be a potent charm among the Yoruba deployed to cause harm or even death to promiscuous couples.
When the matter came up, Kehinde was not in court to defend the allegations leveled against her