Crime
My Husband Stole My Panties For Money Ritual – Weeping Wife
A court terminated a fifteen year marriage after a wife claimed her husband wants to use her for money ritual.
The marriage was dissolved on Thursday at the Mapo Custom Court in Ibadan.
A business woman named Fatima Akinpelu made an accusation against her husband, Azeez of being fetish and attempting to use her for a money ritual.
Pronouncing the judgement, chief Ademola Odunade, the president of the court ruled that it was not necessary that Akinpelu and Azeez go on living together as a couple because they could hurt one another, EKO HOT BLOG gathered.
Odunade therefore granted custody of the fourteen-year-old child to Akinpelu and directed Azeez to pay N5,000 as a monthly food allowance.
The adjudicator also directed the respondent to give sufficient consideration to the education of the child and other fundamental needs.
Earlier in her story, Akinpelu told the court that she had lodged the complaint because she was scared of her husband.
”My husband is fetish. I dipped my underpants in a bucket and it disappeared. Azeez was the sole person with access to the bucket.
“My lord, he told me he dumped my underwear into the bush. But my investigation revealed that he cleared the bloodstained area and got rid of the underpants. He is also an irresponsible man who gives no thought to his child.
Although Azeez consented to the prosecution, but he denied the allegations against him.
Azeez, a spare parts dealer said:
” I am a man of God. There’s nothing in it for me to use Fatima for any ritual.
“Moreover, she is wayward and unreliable,’ he said..
“When I saw the panties she was soaking, I couldn’t stand it And I threw it in the bush across the street from us because I wanted to use the bucket,” he said.
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