Surajo, who resides in Kaduna metropolis, told the court that he appealed the court judgment which was delivered in March 2020.
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A Police Counsel, Insp. Luka Sadau, told the court that on Nov. 11, the case was reported to the Magajin Gari Police Division.
Yusuf was arraigned on a two-count charge of breach of trust and cheating before a Sharia Court in Kaduna State.
The Judge, Murtala Nasir, affirmed that the child belonged to Yakubu.
Musa explained to the court that he tried his best to always please his wife but she always faults his efforts.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the plea of Nasiru-Kabara, who is facing a four count charge bordering on blasphemy, was not taken by the court.
Delivering a ruling, the Judge, Malam Salisu Abubakar-Tureta said: ”the complainant failed to present any witness to confirm her claims that her husband does not provide for her and the child.
In a petition, Mansur, through her lawyer Malam Sulaiman Lere accused her husband of abuse and lack of care.
The complainant prayed the court to intervene in the matter and grant her justice.
The complainant, Musa, told the court that he gave Muhammed one bag of rice on credit to resell.
The Judge, Malam Murtala Nasir, also ordered the teacher to pay N8,500 to the nominal complainant, Muhammad, as compensation to defray her medical bill after he assaulted her.
The Judge, Murtala Nasir, had earlier ordered Abdullahi to provide for his family.
Yakubu, in his petition, said that he raised an alarm on the issue of paternity before the baby was born but the defendant kept saying the child was his.
The judge, Bello Khalid, who ordered the remand of the defendant after pleading guilty to the charge, adjourned the case until Sept.10, for sentencing.
The judge, Nuhu Falalu, said: “Lack of affection from Maiwada prompted his wife to seek divorce.”
The Presiding Judge, Malam Ibrahim Sarki-Yola, fixed Sept. 2 for ruling after listing to arguments by the counsel, on whether a new charge should be read to Nasiru-Kabara or not.
Delivering a ruling, the Judge, Salisu Abubakar-Tureta, granted the prayer of Mariya Zhulyadaini for divorce from Jamilu Hassan.
The defendant pleaded guilty to the offence when he was arraigned before the court on Wednesday.
The complainant, a resident of Rigasa area, also prayed the court to caution her husband against being irresponsible, and to provide food, good shelter and clothing for her and their children.
The judge, Murtala Nasir, gave the order in a ruling after Umar prayed court to compel his wife to return to her matrimonial home.