“I squeezed his private parts because Ayodele put his hands on me. He grabbed my neck in an attempt to strangle me,” said the mother of three.
The court’s president granted the order restraining the respondent from harassing, threatening, and interfering in the petitioner’s personal life.
Ms Famuyibo made the allegations in her counterargument against her husband’s claim that she maltreated him in the matrimony.
She sobbed in court.
“No, there is no marriage between them. They are only cohabiting. They are merely living together in the same house.”
The man said the wife once asked for ‘oriki’ (Panegyric name) as well as his mother’s full maiden name.
“The major cause of conflict between Tawakalitu and I had always been her promiscuity, and I’m never convinced of her excuses.”
The petitioner further stated that her husband set all her cloths ablaze, violently took away her three-year-old child, and publicly embarrassed her mother.
