Presiding judge Hammad Ajumonbi noted that although Toyin wanted to remain in the marriage, Bashirat insisted on leaving.
The court granted her request, ended the marriage and awarded custody of their three children to her, while ordering Toyin to provide for their feeding.
Bashirat told the court she was tired of the marriage due to financial hardship and her husband’s irresponsibility.
“I want the court to grant me divorce so that I can have rest of mind,” she said.
Toyin, however, maintained that he still loved his wife but admitted he was financially handicapped.
“I have been trying hard to get money to feed my family, but couldn’t,” he said.
Chei,God please help those that really wants to help themselves
ReplyDeletething dey make man commit su!c!de. I feel for the man already🥺. I hope there is money where she is going to get "rest of mind" sha, since poverty is the issue
ReplyDeleteThat woman would have endured A LOT while with the man for her to take that bold step! Some women are best known as widows. It's a different thing if the man is striving and things are
Deletenot yet as they should, but for a man who is constantly lazy and not trying is a no no! Abort mission before you spend 3 decades of your life caring for a useless man.
That's why these days we see many women in their 60s and over dealing with one ailment or the order due to taking up their hubsand's responsibilities. God forbid! The soup wey I cook na me go eat am!
This is sad.
ReplyDeletePoverty na bastard
ReplyDeleteThis is truly sad. Irresponsibility was mentioned, so perhaps there is something more than lack of funds at play.
ReplyDeleteOh Dear
ReplyDeleteI Feel For Him
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