Wives Seek Divorce Over ‘Dead’ Manhood And Religion

Two women have appeared before Igando Customary Court seeking a divorce.

VANGUARD reports that Blessing Mormah, a 54-year-old woman complained that her husband’s manhood was no longer working.Information Guide Nigeria

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Blessing Mormah, who is a beautician alleged that she was forced into the marriage and has been married for 25year.

According to VANGUARD, Mormah said, “My father forced me to love him. We have five children, two boys and three girls.

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“He always said nothing was wrong with him. Ok, if nothing is wrong, then perform your duty but he cannot.

“He also has no regard for my family. When issues come up and they invite him, he will tell them that he would not go to their place.

“Instead, he would expect them to come over to his place, such a disrespect.”

As reported by VANGUARD, the respondent, Mr. David Mormah, was not available to give his own account.

The President of the court, Mr Koledoye Adeniyi, adjourned the case to May 12 for judgement.

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On the other hand, a fashion designer by named Kehinde Soetanal has also approached an Igando Customary Court seeking for a divorce due to religious differences.

According to VANGUARD, Kehinde said;

“My Lord, I want the court to grant me a divorce from my husband.

“We have been living apart for 13 years already after our marriage in 2007; we had barely lived together for two years when issues started.

“I am a Christian and he’s a Muslim; before we got married, he had told me that I would be able to practice my religion without any hindrance.

“But that was not to be as he refused me going to church and wanted me to practice his religion.

“His father is a well know Imam, and he too said it would not be possible for me to practice Christianity in his son’s house.

“My father is also a pastor and would not want me to change religion because at the inception he had promised that he would allow me.

“The religion difference was the basis of our separation and genesis of our marriage breaking down irretrievably hence every other thing collapsed, no more love as we could not agree on anything.Jamb Result

“Our love was not enough to make either of us compromise our stand on our religion, there was literally no peace either; so it’s best to finalise our divorce so that we can both remarry.

“We have a son, who is 16-years-old, Abdulsalam Soetan. He is through with secondary school.

“So, I want him to be in his father’s custody; I promised myself to see him through school before I move on with my life and I have fulfilled that; now I want to remarry.”

As reported by VANGUARD, the respondent, Akins, had earlier stated that he was not interested in the case and would not show up.

The Court President, Mr Koledoye Adeniyi, adjourned until April 28, for judgment.

(NAN)

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