Stella Dimoko Korkus.com: Bride In Court Over N90,000 Aso-Ebi Wedding Debt

Advertisement

Advertisement - Mobile In-Article

Monday, March 07, 2016

Bride In Court Over N90,000 Aso-Ebi Wedding Debt

A housewife, Kehinde Anifowose, has appeared before an Ikole Customary Court over a debt of N90,400 she incurred during her wedding.




A trader, Dele Omotoyinbo, dragged the bride to court, claiming that she supplied Aso-Ebi fabrics valued N90,400 to the defendant during her wedding in Sept 2015 but failed to pay.

The case was first heard before the court on February 15, during which Anifowose wrote an undertaking to pay the money in instalment, with an initial payment of N30,000 at the end of February.

When the case came up on Monday, the bride was not in court, but her father, Mr Joseph Anifowose, told the court that his daughter was ill.
He however said the she was able to raise the sum of N21, 000 out of the N30, 000 she promised to pay for the month of February.

The father appealed to the court to give the bride time to pay the money and promised to assist his daughter to meet the payment condition.

The complainant, however, lamented that the debt owed her was having negative effect on her business.
The Court’s presiding officer, Mrs Yemisi Ojo, warned that the money must be fully paid by the end of April or the law would take its course.

She adjourned the case till April 4 for continuation of hearing.


Vanguardngr reportage.



*Getting Married on credit!....The Nightmare thereafter is better imagined than experienced!


53 comments:

  1. Replies
    1. Hope others will learn from this negative experience.
      Do as your hand reach.

      Delete
  2. End time asoebi

    ReplyDelete
  3. Stella this your face is funnnny.

    ReplyDelete
  4. Y won't dey borrow money to join d click of married women association of Nigerian? Not even d way Ur bv's bad mouth single ladies!

    ReplyDelete
  5. Some even incure more than this and spend the first year of their marriage paying gbese after people wey them showoff for don forget say them do party.

    ReplyDelete
  6. People wedding to impress world people, forgetting that after the wedding comes marriage. She should pay her gbese biko! Hope this will teach some members of bv a lesson to celebrate their weddings according to their budget, not fixing wedding and running off to sdk for shoe and bag.

    ReplyDelete
  7. Na wa. Must she do aso ebi? What did she do with the profit she made na?
    I have a friend that had her wedding without aso ebi girls & d wedding ws awesome. Ppl Shud learn to cut their coats according to their materials!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Will 'we' hear? Besides, that aso ebi girls thing is a matter of individual taste. My sis didn't even want to hear that mentioned when she was getting hitche . All she had were little bride n groom plus chief bridesmaid. It was tasteful n lovel . And to think money wasn't a barrier. 'We' go show off finish con dey beg after wedding

      Delete
  8. The length people go to impress others on their wedding is surprising

    ReplyDelete
  9. Am sure if she were a BV, she would have sent in a plea for help.

    What happen to cutting your coat according to your cloth?

    All this trying to show off isn't necessary nau, why not choose (a) colour(s) for the day and let people sort themselves out.

    Perhaps alot of people who collect these asoebi's never pay for them,

    you chase them for money until you are faced with the option of letting go.

    Somethings are really avoidable nau, haba.

    ReplyDelete
  10. They ll not learn.must u do aso ebi?.Itk

    ReplyDelete
  11. Is it by force to impress people with aso ebi?

    ReplyDelete
  12. Hiaaah!
    Why not cut your coat according to your size?

    ReplyDelete
  13. Lol. I pray they send the debtor to jail.

    ReplyDelete
  14. Replies
    1. Showing off your wedding rings is no more in Vogue. ...old school igbo woman using her ring as a profile picture

      Delete
  15. This is the consequence of refusing to cut your coat according to your cloth ... my father will say "it is living in a full paradise but that is self deceit because life is not a paradise"

    Because I remember my teacher in kindergarten spell out the words " life is not a bed of roses " that was the first time I heard it. Now I understand we must live within our means...

    For what shall it promise a bride to have a lavish wedding in a field full of butterflies that are released to the air when she says "I do" only to have her father cover her shame for her in court because the bell of igbese came ringing???


    Why did I even type all these sef?

    *Sips Hennessey from a platinum chalice and adjusts concave lenses*

    ReplyDelete
  16. Father!!! I reject borrowed wedding ijn Amen...*crosshandroundhead*

    ReplyDelete
  17. Two kids no bride price no marriage. See talk......

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. You talking about you. Two kids, no bride price, no marriage, and no celebration.
      Miss Ess! You are fuck!

      Delete
    2. Does bride price guarantee a succeful marriage? I don't think so

      Delete
  18. Cut ur wrapper according to the quantity of ur material oooh..yeye dey smell

    ReplyDelete
  19. Hahahahaha this story is funny Mehn.

    ReplyDelete
  20. Urgent recruitment for immediate employment in a private company for the following position; HR, sales rep, asst sales rep, business strategist. Qualified candidates should forward their cv to odukoya617@gmail.com

    ReplyDelete
  21. Haa gbese. What did she do with the money she collected from people she sold the cloth or she sold it on credit?
    This is a bad tale.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Bitch kept all the money

      Delete
    2. She use the money service anoda "Them go take" forgetting that all that glitters are not gold.

      Delete
  22. Why do people just like being unfair to themselves....piling up debt for an event that is less than a day, this are some of the reasons why divorce is on the increase..we kip living a fake life to please people around us especially families...meanwhile this people move on with their lives after the wedding...na u alone go carry your cross... Ladies especially need to learn from this.....I tire o

    ReplyDelete
  23. asanwa ndi ibo7 March 2016 at 22:19

    Must u sell ashoebi?

    ReplyDelete
  24. *Singing* Aso-ebi ga araputa gi,aso ebi..
    Aso-ebi ga araputa umu nwanyi,asoebi....

    ReplyDelete
  25. Bride gbese you should have cut your cloth according to the size of your pocket. When they tell women to marry responsibly, they won't hear. If her husband couldn't pay, couldn't he appear in court with her? Why her father?

    ReplyDelete
  26. They will not do what they can afford mtchewww!

    ReplyDelete
  27. Wat is d husband doin dat d father has to b d one to assist? Hmmm, y wont she b sick? Mtchew, where r d pple she ws sharing sheobi for ?

    ReplyDelete
  28. Pls that guy that sent plea abi chronicle about nt being able to pay or buy what his in laws want shld cm and read this

    ReplyDelete
  29. Abeg,I need talk am as he be for this post...Shuuu....I can't comprehend why a lady would go as low as buying her wedding aso ebi or what ever its called on credit...Real quick:if you can't afford it,please don't do aso ebi,no be by force...tell everybody to wear white...because the truth of the matter be say,with or without am,wedding must go on..so save your self the embarrassment..don't borrow money for your wedding to impress anybody.be yourslef,make do with what you have,because the truth of the matter be say....people when come chop the food and event centre when you borrow money hire,no go dey there to face the shame with you.be wise...wisdom is profitable so get wisdom...I love real people...So says belle!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Dey use the expensive asoebi to fund the wedding... That's what most ppl don't know.

      Delete
  30. Na by force to marry st a particular time? Nawa o, can't they wait till they are ready

    ReplyDelete
  31. Didn't she sell the asoebi?
    How come she couldn't pay back

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Lol!must av sold it on credit outta desperation.
      Forceful selling. Hehehe!
      Even with dis some ppl no go still learn lesson.

      Too bad dey mentioned her name in full. D kind shame wet go catch her wia she dey ehn.

      Delete
  32. Candy Cakes Calabar 51629E828 March 2016 at 04:31

    Gbese re oh. WHetever happens to cutting your coat according to your size.#epic Embarrassment

    ReplyDelete
  33. Na wao!... Wetin this aso ebi matter go cause,is it by force to do wedding?

    ReplyDelete
  34. D lady must have used d asoebi money for other things. What about d husband. So he couldn't cover his wife from shame. D father must have been embarrassed to even come to court and promised to assist. It is well

    ReplyDelete

Disclaimer: Comments And Opinions On Any Part Of This Website Are Opinions Of The Blog Commenters Or Anonymous Persons And They Do Not Represent The Opinion Of StellaDimokoKorkus.com

Pictures and culled stories posted on this site are given credit and if a story is yours but credited to the wrong source,Please contact Stelladimokokorkus.com and corrections will be made..

If you have a complaint or a story,Please Contact StellaDimokoKorkus.com Via

Sdimokokorkus@gmail.com
Mobile Phone +4915210724141