In a recent case at a customary court in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, a woman named Mrs. Olufunke Adebayo has filed for divorce from her husband, Mr. Adebayo, after 21 years of marriage. Mrs. Adebayo alleges that her husband has been poisoning her food, leading to severe health issues. She claims that after consuming meals prepared by her husband, she often experiences symptoms such as dizziness, stomach pains, and vomiting. Medical consultations have reportedly indicated the presence of toxic substances in her system.
In addition to the poisoning allegations, Mrs. Adebayo accuses her husband of domestic violence and neglect. She asserts that he has failed to provide for the family and has subjected her to physical abuse on multiple occasions. These cumulative experiences have led her to seek the dissolution of their marriage, citing concerns for her safety and well-being.
Mr. Adebayo, in his defense, denies all allegations of poisoning and abuse. He contends that his wife is fabricating these claims to tarnish his reputation and gain favor in the court’s decision. He also alleges that Mrs. Adebayo has been unfaithful and has shown disrespect towards him throughout their marriage.
The court, after hearing both parties, has adjourned the case to a later date for further deliberation and to allow for the presentation of additional evidence. The presiding judge emphasized the importance of thorough investigation, especially concerning the serious allegations of poisoning and abuse.
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