He was responsible for the eviction —Wife
A 39-year-old businessman, Oluwasegun Oyedeji, has prayed the Customary Court in Alakuko, Lagos State, to dissolve his 10-year old marriage.
He is seeking the dissolution of his marriage to Basirat for allegedly harassing him at his work place, denying him sex and being stubborn.
He said: “My wife is not caring at all. She doesn’t treat my relations with respect. We were ejected from three different houses because of my wife’s bad character.
“Our first child was 41 days old when we began to experience a crack in our marriage. My parents and my in-law knew everything that happened in our home. This was because we were living with my parents, while a fence separated us from my in-law. My wife was complaining that she was not comfortable living in my parents’ house, so I thought she needed her privacy and we moved into my uncompleted house.
“Two weeks after, my wife complained she could not stand the sight of rodents in the house, especially when she was in the kitchen. Whenever I wanted to have sex with her, she always hid under the cover of attending a vigil. I was frustrated and had to rent another apartment because we already had three children. Actually, that was the last time we lived together as a couple.
“She once created a scene in my place of work when she insisted on having the custody of our children. She claimed to be protective of her children, but our five-year-old child was defiled under her care, a situation that later resulted in an infection in her private part. I want my children to live with me because my wife can hardly take care of herself.”
But Basirat denied the allegations, saying: “He doesn’t care about our children’s welfare. He was responsible for our being ejected from our first apartment. This is the third year since we did anything together as a couple. He only caters for the children’s needs. Contrary to his claims, I did not disrespect any of his siblings and my daughter is hale and hearty.”
President of the court, Chief Godwin Awosola, ordered Basirat to pay N5,000 for attacking the court’s staff member who served her the summons.
The case was adjourned till November 15.
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