Ayinla told the court that his wife whom he had married for
38 years with seven children was adulterous which led to her being impregnated
by another man in his matrimonial home.
“My wife left my house to an unknown destination and I did
not know that she was pregnant until she gave birth later in her new man’s
house,” he said.
Jimoh told the court that 14 years after his wife had left
her matrimonial home and refused to return, he had to marry another wife in
2013.
“I married another wife because our children that used to
cook for me had all married and I was getting older to cook for myself.
“It was after I had remarried that my wife returned to our
home and I had to accommodate her. But, I rejected the child she bore for
another man asking her to send the child back to her father,” he said.
The petitioner said that Anike had been fighting him and his
second wife since she returned to her matrimonial home.
“Anike was always engaging my younger wife in physical fight
on daily basis and I am afraid she might kill her one day.
“She always slaps me whenever we have heated argument.”
Jimoh told the court.
He alleged that Anike would leave the house for weeks
without his consent and that he was tired of having to repay her indebtedness
to people she borrowed money from.
The petitioner, therefore, pleaded with the court for the dissolution
of his 38-year-old marriage, saying there was no more love in the relationship.
However, Anike, who did not deny the allegations, said she
was pushed into the act because her husband was in the habit of constantly
assaulting her.
“It was my husband that pushed me to finding solace and
comfort in another man because he was always beating me.” she said.
She, however, begged the court not to grant her husband’s
application for divorce saying she was still in love with him.
The President, Mr Adegboyega Omilola has, adjourned the
case for further hearing.
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