Patience Jonathan follows husband’s steps, congratulates Buhari’s wife

Patience Jonathan to Nigerians: Support Hajia Aisha Buhari to succeed 

Wife of President Goodluck Jonathan, Patience, on Wednesday congratulated Hajia Aisha Buhari, wife of the President-elect on her husband’s victory during the Saturday’s presidential election.

In a three-paragraph statement by her media aide, Ayo Adewuyi, Mrs. Jonathan appealed to Nigerian women to support Hajia Buhari in order to succeed in her new assignment.

'Nightmare': Woman files for divorce after one week of marriage – because sex with her new husband was 'unbearable'

Mother-of-three, Aisha Dannupawa, from Nigeria's Zamfara State told a Sharia court that sex with her spouse was "too much to bear" - even after she had taken drugs to help with the pain.

She filed for divorce after claiming she could not cope with the size of her husband's huge penis.

Aisha Dannupawa had been married to Ali Maizinari for just one-week when she asked the Sharia court for an annulment.

Court dissolves 18-year-old marriage over starvation of husband

An Ikorodu Customary Court in Lagos State yesterday dissolved the 18-year-old marriage, between a transporter, Mr Idowu Adekunle, and the wife, Oluwatoyin, over wife’s ` food starvation.’

Granting Adekunle’s prayers, the court’s president, Mr Olu Adebiyi, said that all efforts by the court and family members to reconcile both parties had failed, as Adekunle insisted on divorce.

“From today, you ceased to be husband and wife; this court will rest further deliberations and declare free divorce to both parties.

Pastor’s wife tells court why she denies her husband sex

A pastor wife and housewife, Mrs Oluwatoyin Olafare, 45, has told an Orile-Agege Customary Court, Lagos, that she denied her husband sex because he was no longer caring for her.

Oluwatoyin, who was seeking a divorce, additionally accused her husband, Michael Olafare, of lack of care.

She told the court that her husband, a Clergyman, “had failed in his matrimonial responsibilities as a husband.

Divorce-seeking wife alleges husband is irresponsible

A housewife, Idayat Alimi, on Friday, urged a Mapo Customary Court in Ibadan to dissolve her 11-year-old marriage to Mosuru Alimi, alleging that her husband is irresponsible.

Idayat, a trader, who reside at Adegbolu Compound, Medina area of Ibadan, said that her husband never bought foodstuff in the house for the family.

She said ``my husband always buys only his food from outside whenever he is coming to the house.

``Anytime I ask him for food or anything, he beats me and abuse me in a song.

``We got married in 2003 and I have two children for him – Halimat, 11 years old and Abdulsalam , five years old.’’

She told the court that she had been responsible for the feeding of the children and paying

their school fees.

Idayat said that she took the children to a private school before she parked out from Alimi’s house.

``My husband has withdrawn my first born, Halimat, from me and took her to a public school.

``I pray the court to dissolve the marriage and grant me custody of the children.’’

However, the presiding president of the court, Ademola Odunade, said ``the court cannot dissolve the marriage now since your husband is not in court.’’

Odunade then adjourned the case until Dec.1 to allow Alimi to say his own side of the story.

Wife in court for allegedly stealing from estranged husband

Ronke Abiola, 40, on Tuesday appeared before an Ebute Meta Chief Magistrates' Court in Lagos charged with stealing N100,000 and N2.3 million worth of items from her estranged husband.

Ronke, who resides at No.15, Z.A William Road, Kay Farms Estate, Iju in Lagos, is facing four-count charge of conspiracy, fraud, stealing and threat to life.

The prosecutor, Insp Owolabi Akinlolu, told the court that the crime was committed on May.26, 2013, at the residence of the accused.

He said that the accused stole items, including laptop, wristwatches cash and N2.3million Toyota Highlander jeep, property of Mr Oladele Abiola, her estranged husband.

According to the prosecutor, after running away with the complainant’s property, the accused also threatened violence on him.

Akinlolu said the offences contravened sections 56, 285, 288 and 409 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011.

Section 285 says that anyone who steals a property is guilty of a felony, and liable, if no other punishment is provided, to imprisonment for three years.

However, the accused pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.

The Chief Magistrate, Mr Olatunbosun Abolarinwa, granted Ronke bail in the sum of N500,000  with two sureties in like sum.

He ordered that the sureties must show evidence of three years’ tax payment to the Lagos State Government.

Abolarinwa also said that the sureties must be resident in Lagos and show genuine means of livelihood and adjourned the case till Dec.18 for trial.

What a disgrace!! Wife catches her husband and her best friend in the act!

Most times, some married women go about telling their friends about how good their husband is in the bedroom and how he lavishes money on them for shopping and all that. 

But unknown to them, the danger in doing this is that they expose themselves and get the other party tempted into getting their own “share”.