32-Year-Old Woman Lose Her Marriage To Short Temper | READ DETAILS
An Ado-Ekiti Customary Court, on Thursday, granted a 45-year-old man, Ibrahim Idris divorce over his wife, Bosede’s short temper.
Idris, in his petition alleged that Bosede does not respect him and she picks a fight with him over the smallest issue.
Delivering judgment, the President of the Court, Mrs Foluke Oyeleye observed that the marriage had broken irretrievably.
Oyeleye awarded custody of the child to Bosede and ordered that Idris should be responsible for the school fees.
She also ordered that the child should attend a Muslim school and the petitioner is entitled to visit the child at any Muslim school that she attends.
She said the petitioner shall pay N10,000 monthly for the upkeep, feeding and maintenance of the child.
Giving evidence, Idris said: “I have no rest of mind. She does not take corrections and she threatens me.
“I have performed my duties as a husband and fathers.
“I want custody of my child because I want her to grow in Islam and attend a Muslim school like my other children,” he said.
Giving evidence, Bosede, 32, denied the allegations leveled against her by her husband.
“He has not been taking care of our daughter.
“My daughter misbehaved after he took her away from me to live with him. This shows improper upbringing,” he said.
Bosede prayed the court to order Idris to return her industrial sewing machine,12kg cylinder and pressing iron.
She prayed the court to award her custody of the six-year-old.
NAN
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