A Mapo Customary Court in Ibadan, on Thursday dissolved a 14-year-old marriage between one Bukola Akinyode and Azeez on grounds of reckless..
A Mapo Customary Court in Ibadan, on Thursday dissolved a 14-year-old marriage between one Bukola Akinyode and Azeez on grounds of reckless and flamboyant lifestyle.
Odunade awarded custody of the first two children to the respondent and the other two to the complainant.He ordered Azeez to pay N10, 000 as the children’s monthly feeding allowance in addition to be responsible for their education and other welfare. She added that her husband inflicts her with wounds using a machete whenever they had a disagreement.“Azeez lives a very flamboyant life in the neighbourhood. He drinks with reckless abandonment without catering for his children.“His lifestyles often deceives people into believing that all is well with us without knowing that his wife and children are starving.
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