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My husband calls me snake from marine kingdom – Woman tells court

Davies Ngere Ify by Davies Ngere Ify
March 24, 2022
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My husband calls me snake from marine kingdom – Woman tells court
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Mrs Patience Ibrahim, a married woman, dragged her husband, Mr Talpha Atega, before a Customary Court in Jikwoyi, Abuja, on Thursday for allegedly calling her a “snake.”

Patience stated in her lawsuit that Atega frequently referred to her as “a snake from the marine kingdom,” in addition to failing to fulfill his responsibilities as a spouse.

“My husband refused to take responsibility in the house as a husband and a father; I am the one doing everything – house chores, payment of house rent, feeding, and all others.

“When I talked to him about the matter, he would start insulting me; he said I am ‘a snake from the marine kingdom’”.

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”I want a divorce; I cannot continue to live with someone who has this kind of notion about me,” NAN quoted her as saying.

She also begged the court not to grant custody of the only child of the marriage to her husband, on moral grounds.

She expressed fears that the child might pick certain unwholesome behaviours from him.

However, in his defence, the respondent, Mr Atega, denied all the allegations and begged the court not to grant his wife’s prayers.

The Judge, Mr Labaran Gusau, adjourned the matter until March 30, for judgement.

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