Tuesday, 18 August 2015

Wife catches husband with a church member, wants marriage dissolved


Such is the case of this 42-year-old housewife, Doris Oseni, told a Customary Court in Ondo town that she caught her husband of 12 years, Prophet Femi Oseni, on the floor of the church office, having sex with another woman.
She apparently snitched her husband maybe because she wasn’t getting it at home anymore.
No woman wants to share, rather than share, its either she fights for it or let it go, the latter is her case as she asked the court to dissolve the marriage on the ground of adultery, desertion and lack of love on the part of the husband .
She said her husband’s behaviour towards her changed after seven years of their marriage with no child, adding that since then, her husband had been sleeping around with different women, most of whom were members of his congregation.
She added that after several days of abandoning her, she traced her husband to his church in a village not far from Ondo town.
She claimed that on getting there, she met her husband on the floor of the church office with one of the women in the church having sex.
Claimed….
After so much efforts from her to ensure her husband stops the shameful act, she wants the court to separate them.

Doris also accused the husband of having a child out of wedlock, who she said was a product of his extra-marital affairs.
The 45-year-old Oseni pleaded with the court not to dissolve the marriage, saying he still loved the woman, whom he described as a virtuous woman that had been taking care of him since he married her.
In his ruling the President of the Court, Joshua Adunbi, said the words and body language of the wife had shown that she was tired of the union, therefore ordered for the dissolution of the marriage.
Adunbi added that both parties were free to re-marry any person of their choice and ordered Doris to pay the sum of N2,500 to her husband as a refund of dowry.
He however noted that anyone of the parties that was not satisfied with the decision of the court could appeal the ruling within 30 days.

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