Wicked world: Husband plants thunder-bolt on his wife
Mother of six(6) Mrs Rashidat Adesokun on Wednesday June 6, pleaded to mapo customary court in Ibadan to separate her 28-year-old marriage to her Husband mustafa, for planting magun (thunder-bolt) on her.
Rashidat said: “My lord, ever since we moved to our newly completed building, Mustafa has been a pain on my neck by denying me adequate care and love. He makes no provision for the children, and I because I have been solely responsible for the upkeep of the children.
“Worst of all, Mustafa had on four different occasions laced me with magun; such that blood has been discharging from my genitals. He has exposed me to all sorts of humiliation in the neighbourhood inspite of my plea for forgiveness over alleged adultery. He told everyone in the neighbourhood that I am unfaithful and a prostitute.
“Mustafa categorically told me to leave his home or be ready to die in shame. He also ejected all the children I had for him, referring to them as products of bad motherhood.
“In fact, Mustafa had previously gone to a certain private radio station in Ibadan where he exposed me to ridicule and embarrassment. Even before the children, he is such a worthless soul.
“The person my husband accused me of having an affair with is a neighbour who often paid us visits. It is true that I usually offer the neighbour food and he sometimes offers me rides on his motorcycle.
“Mustafa, however, had stopped having sexual intercourse with me before I left his home; claiming I would harm him. Unknown to me, the blood discharge I was experiencing was the side effect of the magun which he had placed on me so that any man who sleeps with me will die,"
After all the statement received from the plaintiff in the court of law, the judge of the court, chief Ademola Odunade stated that the couple should present there six children to court and adjourned the case till July,18 for judgement.
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