Mrs Jane Ebi, a businesswoman, on Friday dragged her husband, Monday, before a Customary Court in Jikwoyi, near Abuja.
She is accusing him of “following everything under skirt”.
Jane, who is seeking a divorce, said that her husband is hot tempered, wicked, and had a bad attitude of getting drunk and following different woman or anything under the skirt.
The petitioner alleged that her husband had been trying to get her out of the way by killing her.
She also told the court that her husband passes nights outside their matrimonial home.
“My husband always sleeps outside our matrimonial home with small girls leaving me and the children in danger.
“I have done all I can to make the respondent change from that life, but he has refused to change. It is on these grounds that I seek to divorce him,” She said.
The respondent, Monday, who is a driver, however denied all the allegations.
The presiding judge, Doocivir Yawe, advised the couple to explore reconciliation and adjourned the matter until March 7, for report of settlement or hearing. (NAN)
Husband accuses wife of locking him out of the house
A businessman, Mr Ojo Owo, on Friday, dragged his wife, Muyibat, before a Customary Court in Jikwoyi, near Abuja, for always locking him out of the house.
His claims are contained in a divorce petition he filed against his wife.
“On several occasions, my wife locked me out of the house whenever I come back home late from work.
“She has the habit of monitoring my phone calls, picking my phone to go through my messages.
“She searches my calls log, picks and calls the numbers on my phone to insult, embarrass and call my customers names,” he alleged.
The petitioner also accused his wife of sleeping around.
“She admitted this to me when questioned,” he claimed.
The petitioner further told the court that he gives his wife money to take care of her hair.
“I also provide body creams and food.
“I don’t know why she is sleeping around; I beg this court to dissolve the marriage,” he said.
The respondent, however, denied the allegations.
The Judge, Thelma Baba, advised the couple to explore settlement options for the sake of their children and adjourned the matter until March 7, for hearing. (NAN)
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