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| "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Chidix123(op): 7:06pm On Aug 07, 2025 |
🚨Did You Know?🚨 Under Nigerian law, if your legally married wife denies you sex — not just once, but repeatedly — you can actually take her to court and get a court order for her to give you your right! 😳 Yes o! The court can issue what is called an “Order for Restitution of Conjugal Rights”. This simply means that the judge will order her to return to the marriage bed and perform her marriage duties! 😮 📚 This is not vibes or cruise — it is real law! You can find it under the Matrimonial Causes Act of Nigeria. Before you rush to file case, please, note: ⚖️ This applies to legal marriages only (not just boyfriend/girlfriend or "come and stay" .⚖️ The court will first try reconciliation. ⚖️ It also works both ways — wives can file too! What do you think? Should the court be involved in bedroom matters? 🤔 Drop your thoughts below 👇🏾 #NigerianLaw #MarriageMatters #ConjugalRights #LegalTori #wetinlawsay |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Kobojunkieee: 7:37pm On Aug 07, 2025 |
Chidix123:This one no follow at all. Where the statement is in red in the law. A return to cohabitation in the case that a spouse has moved out of the matrimonial home, which is what an Order for restitution of conjugal rights is, is not necessarily a return to the marriage bed or performance of what you tag marriage duties. The courts have no right or authority to overturn an individual's right to bodily autonomy. I would very much like to understand how you came about this connection you have made here. ![]() |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by budaatum: 8:43pm On Aug 07, 2025 |
Kobojunkieee:I can just about imagine some judge in a court ordering me to lie there and get fuqed. In fact, brave is the person who fuqs on a judge's order. Such can't value their life and existence much. Here's some history on the matter. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restitution_of_conjugal_rights |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by budaatum: 11:04pm On Aug 07, 2025 |
It sounded familiiar. Opiti99:https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/108651-my-husband-denied-me-sex-for-10yrs-i-want-divorce-woman-tells-court.html |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Chidix123(op): 7:29am On Aug 08, 2025 |
budaatum:that is the law though many people dont know. |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by DrFunmisticGlow: 9:11am On Aug 08, 2025 |
Chidix123:Sharia law. This is only in the north |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Chidix123(op): 9:51am On Aug 08, 2025 |
Kobojunkieee:you should google section 47 of the Matrimonial Causes Act. it provides for the restoration of conjugal rights. |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Chidix123(op): 10:16am On Aug 08, 2025 |
DrFunmisticGlow:no it is under the law both the south and north as long as it is a statutory marriage. you should google section 47 of the Matrimonial Causes Act. it provides for the restoration of conjugal rights. |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Kobojunkie: 3:58pm On Aug 08, 2025 |
Chidix123:Where is the law written? What you stated is likely not the law but a misrepresentation of the law. ![]() |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Kobojunkie: 4:07pm On Aug 08, 2025*. Modified: 8:32pm On Aug 08, 2025 |
Chidix123:The following is the content of section 47 of the Matrimonial Causes Act. 47. Ground for decree of restitution of conjugal rightsIt does not state that the courts can force a spouse into having sex with another. Clearly, the above merely states grounds on which the petitioner can sue. It does not suggest the judge can force an individual to have sex in the marriage. ![]() |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Kobojunkie: 4:10pm On Aug 08, 2025*. Modified: 11:04pm On Aug 09, 2025 |
budaatum:All the man simply needed to do in that case was file for formal dissolution of the marriage. Case closed. No judge can force anyone to have sex with another, regardless of marital status. ![]() |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by marlow1962(m): 5:40pm On Aug 08, 2025 |
Why will you deny me sex ![]() Can't love a woman that put me on timetable on when to have sex, it's crazy bro. If u have a side gal now or bring in another women, they will be 🧢 |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Kobojunkie: 6:13pm On Aug 08, 2025 |
marlow1962:Bodily autonomy allows even a woman you are married to to deny you sex whenever she wishes; the man has the same right in marriage. ![]() 2. Better marry a prostitute or a gigolo then whose timetable you can control by way of fees paid then. ![]() 3. Even your so-called sidegal has the same rights to bodily autonomy. ![]() |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by DrFunmisticGlow: 7:39pm On Aug 08, 2025 |
Chidix123:Gosh!! The horror!! Why are ladies still getting married? |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Kobojunkie: 7:43pm On Aug 08, 2025*. Modified: 8:33pm On Aug 08, 2025 |
Chidix123:It does no such which you claim. All it states is that a petitioner is allowed to sue under those circumstances. ![]() |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by sjx566: 8:30pm On Aug 08, 2025 |
Lawyers una go argue tire...meanwhile it is so clear that such right is not wtitten anywhere |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Dtruthspeaker: 3:32am On Aug 09, 2025 |
Kobojunkie:Exactly how no judge forces a willing employee on an unwilling employer |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Chidix123(op): 7:57am On Aug 09, 2025 |
Kobojunkie:when the law recognizes a right and obligation and permits a person to sue to enforce it what else do you need to make it enforceable. if the court order to restore conjugal right is obtained it is a ground to divorce without any other excuse. That is also a way of enforcing it. |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by budaatum: 9:28am On Aug 09, 2025 |
marlow1962:I can deny you sex because you are inconsiderate, insensitive, I'm not in the mood, my hormones are playing up, I don't like the fact you screwing someone else and might give me a disease, and so on. If only we made love instead of you having sex, I'd likely be begging you to. |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Kobicove(m): 12:03pm On Aug 09, 2025 |
Chidix123:I doubt if there is any law that can force a person to have sex whether married legally or not! The most you can do is to use it as grounds to get a divorce or dissolution of the marriage contract! |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Kobojunkie: 2:29pm On Aug 09, 2025*. Modified: 3:00pm On Aug 09, 2025 |
Chidix123:Married individuals have no rights that supercede the individual's right to bodily autonomy; no such obligation as that assumed by you exists for those who are married. ![]() 2. A right to sue is just that, a right to sue. Nothing more. What the courts can do in response to a suit is some entirely different. ![]() 3. The court is limited in what it can or cannot do. No court has right to force two individuals to have sex. It cannot override an individual's right to bodily autonomy. And as you pointed out there, a suit of this kind creates good ground for divorce by the other couple. ![]() |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Chidix123(op): 11:06am On Aug 10, 2025 |
Kobojunkie:there is no law without exceptions. Bodily autonomy cannot override marriage obligations same way the fundamental rights of a child cannot prevent a father from punishing him for purpose of discipline. If you deny your husband his marriage obligations he has the right to go to court to get a court order to make you give him his marriage rights. |
| Re: "Refusing Your Husband Sex In Nigeria? He Can Drag You To Court!" by Kobojunkie: 11:21am On Aug 10, 2025 |
Chidix123:This, again, is where you have it wrong! Bodily autonomy is a fundamental human right which cannot be overridden by your courts. ![]() 2. A father choosing to assault/violate the rights of a child while the law turns a blind eye in your country DOES NOT imply an exception to the law. Rather, what you describe is instead the result of corruption in the system. ![]() 3..The court has no right to require an individual have sex with another individual, not even if they are both married. judges are not gods and they do not decide the law.... Rather, they aid in the enforcement of existing laws. These laws are meant for human; not imposed by gods on humans. ![]() |
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