My wife beats me voluntarily, separate looking for husbands tells court

A retiree, Taofeek Giwa, on Friday supplicated an Idi-Ogungun Customary Court, Agodi-Ibadan, to break down the seven-year-old marriage with Abiodun Omotayo, in light of the fact that the respondent beats him voluntarily. 

My wife beats me voluntarily, separate looking for husbands tells court 

Giwa who as of late resigned from the Nigerian Prisons Service, on June 9, documented a suit, looking for disintegration of the marriage. 

In his declaration, the solicitor said Omotayo had transformed him into a punching sack and that she continually beats him. 

As indicated by Giwa, the respondent constantly utilized the benefit of her gigantic stature to abuse and regard him as sub-par compared to her. 

"She beats me on any slight incitement, I set out not right her missteps, actually, she is in the propensity for tearing my material. 

"My ruler, the most exceedingly terrible she did as of late was that she harmed my supper trying to murder me and I am not prepared to bite the dust now. 

"I beg the court to separate us to keep away from inopportune passing with the goal that I can deal with my youngsters and appreciate the my rewards for so much hard work. 

"This is on account of I simply resigned from dynamic support of my nation and I need to appreciate the my reward for so much hard work.'' Giwa said. 

Omotayo with all due respect, denied every one of the claims, however told the court that the applicant was the person who used to seek after her with blade. 
She concurred with the separation ask for, saying she was worn out on living with the offended party due to his two-timing life. 
She, be that as it may, asked the court to concede him authority of the main offspring of the marriage for legitimate childhood. 
Leader of the court, Mukaila Balogun, broke down the marriage and gave the care of the main tyke to the respondent. 
Balogun additionally requested the offended party to pay N3, 000 month to month remittance to the litigant for the support of the youngster. 

He spoke to both sides to keep up peace and together deal with the main offspring of the marriage.