The complainant told the court that they had been married for about 15 years with four children aged 15, 13, 10 and seven.
But seeking the dissolution
of the union on the ground of his wife’s unfaithfulness,
Muraina said he reliably gathered that three of the children were not his own.
“I know the first born is mine, but I can’t
say the same for others. They look so much like my wife’s
concubines.
“I asked her to swear by the God of iron that the children are mine but she ran out of the house, ’’ Muraina said.
He prayed the court to dissolve the union in the interest of peace and harmony.
Temitope, however, denied the allegation, saying the three children were for her husband.
The defendant, who admitted having concubines, said:
“I know and I can swear with anything available that all the four children are for Muraina.
Oyegbenle adjourned further hearing on the matter till Sept. 29.
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