My Wife Must Go to My Village and Swear that She is Not Having S*x With Another Man -Husband Blows Hot

Husband who has become too tired of his wife's
obnoxious behaviour has gone public with his
grievance.

 
James Omale, a 41-year-old man, has insisted that
his wife must swear she is not having an affair.

He made his claim yesterday, before an Igando
Customary Court, Lagos, that his wife must go to
his village and swear an oath to proof her fidelity.

According to Vanguard, Omale, a self-employed,
told the court while responding to a divorce suit of
a two-year-old marriage filed by his wife, Yetunde,
said: “My wife knows that she is guilty of adultery,
that is why she is afraid to go to my village to
swear.

“She left her matrimonial home for a month to an
unknown destination. In my tradition, when a
woman leaves her matrimonial home and wants to
come back, she must first go to our village to
swear that no man has slept with her.

“My wife left my house without my consent and
when she returned, she refused to go to my village
instead, she rushed to court to ask for divorce.”

He described his wife as “an ingrate,” saying “I
sponsored Yetunde from her 100 level to final year.

After her graduation, I lost my banking job and she
told me she was not interested in the marriage
again.”

The petitioner, Yetunde, 29, had filed the suit
seeking for the dissolution of the marriage over
alleged use of force by her husband to make her
swear an oath. She told the court that her husband
asked her to go to his village to make sacrifice.

According to Yetunde, “my husband tells me to
travel to his village in Benue State to make
sacrifice and swear to an oath to prove that no
other man had slept with me.

“He tells me that he always sees a man making
love to me in his dream. His elder brother is an
herbalist and his wife is currently mad, while his
second brother’s wife has been sick for years
without solution.

“They cast spell on the wife of his other elder
brother who is now a prostitute. I will never be a
victim of their evil plan.”

The mother of one added: “My husband always
leaves the house without my knowledge and he will
never care to call me. Because of his bad
behaviour, I went to stay in my parent’s house.”

The petitioner urged the court to dissolve the
marriage because she was no longer in love with
the husband.

President of the court, Mr. Adegboyega Omilola,
adjourned the case to September 6 for judgment.