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Divorce Court: Husband accuses wife on incest, seeks end to 43 year marriage

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A Customary Court  sitting in Mapo, Ibadan, Oyo State capital, has  dissolved the  43-year-old marriage between Rauf  Olayiwola and his wife, Mojisola,  over  alleged incest.

Olayiwola and Mojisola had been married since 1971 and  blessed with five children.

According to  the  court president, Mr Ezekiel Ogundipe, all attempts at reconciling the couple had failed while the   only option left was to allow each of them live separately.

“Olayiwola shall therefore pay Mojisola’s house rent for the next one year where her children can always have access to her,” Ogundipe stated.

According to the judge, Olayiwola is to carry out the court’s order  on house rent not later than 30 days of the judgment.

Olayiwola had earlier  accused  Mojisola  of  having incestuous relationship with her children.

“I sometimes see her in bed with some of our children, kissing and  carressing.

“She no longer takes instructions from me.

“In fact, she has succeeded in turning the children against  me,” he  alleged.

Mojisola, however, dismissed Olayiwola’s   allegations, saying she has  a close relationship with her children.

“The children are close to me because I treat them well and not that I have any sexual relationship with them,” she stated.

She, however, prayed the court not to dissolve the  marriage because she had nowhere to go.

 

via@tribune

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