He’s jobless, fake Arabic teacher —Woman
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May 27, 2017 1:00 AM
A teacher, Mrs Jeliat Olasehinde, has prayed Oja Oba/Mapo Court C Customary Court to grant him divorce from his husband, Mutau Olasehinde, an Arabic teacher. Jelilat while stating her reasons alleged that her husband did not bother about her welfare, was full of insults and used to beat her. She as such pleaded that her prayers be answered so that she could move on with her life. “My husband and I have been married for nine years. We got married in August 2007. “Before we got married, he told me he was working in SUMAL and that he was also an Arabic teacher. “After we got married, I discovered he was not working and that he was a fake Arabic teacher. “He earned his living by settling disputes in the neighbourhood and collecting security fees. “He called himself an Arabic teacher, but I never saw him read or study the Koran, “she stated in court. “We have been married for nine years and we are yet to have children, but he’s not bothered. “I often encouraged him that we visit the hospital so that doctors could carry out necessary examination on us, but he refused to go with me. He ignored doctors’ request to have some medical test carried out on him. “Instead, he took to herbs and concoctions which were of no effect. “When I realised he was not seeing reason with me, I reported him to my parents. They asked him to see them, but he refused, “she added. “He later took to leaving home early in the morning and returning late in the night. He abandoned his role as breadwinner and hardly left feeding allowance. The highest amount he had ever given as feeding allowance was N100. “I run the home from my meager salary. He has no shame, any time I cook, he would sit down comfortably and eat to his fill. “On occasions that we had nothing to eat, he would go to one of his friend’s in the neigbourhood and eat. At times he would bring the food home and eat alone. “I ran a small business, but couldn’t continue with it because I had expended the capital on needs in the home. “I re
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