IT was like a scene out of a Yoruba movie, when an anguished Abiola Titilola Sanusi told an Ikeja high court how she was allegedly abandoned by her husband, Oludamilola Olusanya Sanusi for the so called greener pasture abroad.


Though, stories of this nature abound everywhere, Titilola cut a very pathetic picture in the witness box when she told the story of how her husband left her in the height of their romance.


Titilola, a business woman told Justice Elfreda William-Dawodu of the family court, Ikeja that her lovely hubby deserted her precisely 10 days after they tied the nuptial knot, denying her the enjoyment of her wedding.


So, to fill the gap left behind by her husband, the aggrieved woman approached the court for the official separation of their marriage.


Abiola had told the court that they got married at a Lagos registry on March 31, 2005 and had a church wedding, two days after, precisely on April 2, 2005.


She said : “After the church wedding, both of us proceeded to my husband’s family house at No. 9, Abayomi Talabi Street, Ojodu, Lagos where we lived from April 2, 2005 till April 12, 2005 when my husband traveled out of the country.”


She noted, what supposed to be a thing of joy latter turned sour.


Titilola also explained to the court while being led in evidence by her counsel, Olumide Ibiwole that she last set her eyes on her husband on April 12, 2005.


What made her story more sympathetic was that five years into the marriage, her hope of meeting her husband one day, probably when he will arrive to pick her abroad and continue their love affairs Was dashed. She informed the court that they were communicating on phone intermittently until January 2006, when the man bluntly told her not to initiate calls to him anymore.


“We spoke on phone sometimes, his response has always been harsh and unbecoming of the man I married. Our last contact was in January 2006 when I called him and he bluntly told me to stop calling him.”


She said that she decided to file for divorce when she realized that there was no chance of them getting back together again. She maintained that there is no likelihood they could live together again as husband and wife.


Further hearing of the case was adjourned till March 9, 2010.

Too bad but why did you post this on here? Is this supposed to invoke a "man bashing" tirade?If that's the case, women do things like these ALL THE TIME to guys who struggle to get their "beloved" into Obodoyibo! So what gives?

harakiri:

Too bad but why did you post this on here? Is this supposed to invoke a "man bashing" tirade?If that's the case, women do things like these ALL THE TIME to guys who struggle to get their "beloved" into Obodoyibo! So what gives?

you have pleaded guilty already before being charged of a crime lol.

Hahaaaaaaaaah laughs greener pasture. No love at all.

Hahaaaaaaaaah laughs greener pasture.

She was lucky she had no kids for him!

Is it me or does the Maths here not add up:

mama-gee:

Titilola also explained to the court while being led in evidence by her counsel, Olumide Ibiwole that she last set her eyes on her husband on April 12, 2005.


What made her story more sympathetic was that five years into the marriage, her hope of meeting her husband one day, probably when he will arrive to pick her abroad and continue their love affairs Was dashed. She informed the court that they were communicating on phone intermittently until January 2006, when the man bluntly told her not to initiate calls to him anymore.


“We spoke on phone sometimes, his response has always been harsh and unbecoming of the man I married. Our last contact was in January 2006 when I called him and he bluntly told me to stop calling him.”
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She last sees her husband on 12 April 2005.
In January 2006 he says point blank not to call him again.

How could the interval in that year add up to 5 years?    And after he effectively dismissed her in 2006, she hung in there a whole 4 years waiting for someone who didn't want her and had no contact with her?!

N101:

Is it me or does the Maths here not add up:

She last sees her husband on 12 April 2005.
In January 2006 he says point blank not to call him again.

How could the interval in that year add up to 5 years?    And after he effectively dismissed her in 2006, she hung in there a whole 4 years waiting for someone who didn't want her and had no contact with her?!

it is called HOPE