Worried by the wife’s defiant posture, a civil engineer, Kazeem
Azeez, on Friday pleaded with a Mapo Customary Court in Ibadan to
dissolve his 10-year-old marriage to his wife, Fatimoh.
“My Lord, little did I know that I was inviting the devil into
my house when I married Fatimoh 10 years ago.
“As soon as she got into my house as a wife, Fatimoh, started
showing the stuff she is made of by tormenting and fighting me
and my first wife.
“In fact, nobody in this court can stop her anytime she is ready
to fight. As I speak My Lord, Fatimoh has already driven out
my first wife with her children,” Azeez, who lives at Ayegun-Olomi
area of Ibadan, told the court.
Apart from fighting him all the time, Azeez said Fatimoh, had
also caused disharmony in the family.
“I have sworn not to have anything to do with her again because
she is threatening my life and she is highly disobedient and
unwilling to take instructions from me.”
Fatimoh, however, objected to the dissolution of the marriage
and denied the allegations made against her.
She said:“My Lord, it is true that Kazeem and I have had some
misunderstandings and he is largely responsible for the
misunderstandings.
“My husband, Kazeem, says he does not want me to be pregnant
again; he enjoys having sex with me but does not want to hear
that I am pregnant.
“Anytime I told him that I missed my period, Kazeem will quarrel
with me and that is the major problem between us.
““I don’t fight or beat his first wife except that she usually
looks for my trouble.
“However, my lord, please give me a chance to correct my bad
attitudes and I promise that within the next few weeks or months,
my husband will have cause to tell you good news about me.”
While admonishing Fatimoh, the President of the court, Mr
Ademola Odunade asked her to do everything within humanly possible
to bring the first wife back to the family.
“I can assure you that as soon as you make amends, your husband,
Kazeem, will be happy and he will settle this matter amicably.”
Odunade adjourned the case until Sept. 26 for continuation of
trial.
Worried by the wife’s defiant posture, a civil engineer, Kazeem
Azeez, on Friday pleaded with a Mapo Customary Court in Ibadan to
dissolve his 10-year-old marriage to his wife, Fatimoh.
“My Lord, little did I know that I was inviting the devil into
my house when I married Fatimoh 10 years ago.
“As soon as she got into my house as a wife, Fatimoh, started
showing the stuff she is made of by tormenting and fighting me
and my first wife.
“In fact, nobody in this court can stop her anytime she is ready
to fight. As I speak My Lord, Fatimoh has already driven out
my first wife with her children,” Azeez, who lives at Ayegun-Olomi
area of Ibadan, told the court.
Apart from fighting him all the time, Azeez said Fatimoh, had
also caused disharmony in the family.
“I have sworn not to have anything to do with her again because
she is threatening my life and she is highly disobedient and
unwilling to take instructions from me.”
Fatimoh, however, objected to the dissolution of the marriage
and denied the allegations made against her.
She said:“My Lord, it is true that Kazeem and I have had some
misunderstandings and he is largely responsible for the
misunderstandings.
“My husband, Kazeem, says he does not want me to be pregnant
again; he enjoys having sex with me but does not want to hear
that I am pregnant.
“Anytime I told him that I missed my period, Kazeem will quarrel
with me and that is the major problem between us.
““I don’t fight or beat his first wife except that she usually
looks for my trouble.
“However, my lord, please give me a chance to correct my bad
attitudes and I promise that within the next few weeks or months,
my husband will have cause to tell you good news about me.”
While admonishing Fatimoh, the President of the court, Mr
Ademola Odunade asked her to do everything within humanly possible
to bring the first wife back to the family.
“I can assure you that as soon as you make amends, your husband,
Kazeem, will be happy and he will settle this matter amicably.”
Odunade adjourned the case until Sept. 26 for continuation of
trial.
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