A pastor at Victory in Christ Gospel Ministry, Egbeda, Chris Onyekachi-Madu, 45, who resides at 1, Bola Kadiri Street in Egbeda area of Lagos State, has told an Igando Customary Court to dissolve his 18-year marriage to his estranged wife, Augusta Madu, for getting pregnant for an Okada man.
He said he doesn’t love her anymore because she slept with an Okada man in his house, got pregnant and then packed out to start living with him.
Narrating his ordeal before the court, Madu said his wife, with whom he had two children, started fighting him on a daily basis while also bringing strange men into their home.
He said: “They come to my house at about 11p.m. There was a day I had to interrogate a man that she brought home. She introduced her to me as her pastor.”
He said further that his wife brought an Okada man to his house, who she introduced to him as someone that would be taking their children to and from school.
Onyekachi-Madu further stated that the Okada rider, after taking his children to school in the morning and bringing them back, would then take his wife away even in his presence, adding that this happened on three consecutive occasions, after which she slept over the fourth time.
The court President, Rasack Isola-Adeyeri, adjourned the matter to January 28 for judgment.
He said he doesn’t love her anymore because she slept with an Okada man in his house, got pregnant and then packed out to start living with him.
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He said: “They come to my house at about 11p.m. There was a day I had to interrogate a man that she brought home. She introduced her to me as her pastor.”
He said further that his wife brought an Okada man to his house, who she introduced to him as someone that would be taking their children to and from school.
Onyekachi-Madu further stated that the Okada rider, after taking his children to school in the morning and bringing them back, would then take his wife away even in his presence, adding that this happened on three consecutive occasions, after which she slept over the fourth time.
The court President, Rasack Isola-Adeyeri, adjourned the matter to January 28 for judgment.
