Ondo Court Dissolves Marriage Over Domestic Violence Claims
The Ondo court has officially dissolved a 12-year marriage due to domestic violence. The petitioner, Moradek, testified that she married under Yoruba native law and custom in December 2013.
She reported that her husband's attitude changed over the years, leading to repeated incidents of domestic violence, which became unbearable, forcing her to leave their home in June 2025. Moradek presented photographs from their traditional wedding ceremony and images of injuries allegedly inflicted by her husband.
Despite several adjournments, the respondent failed to appear in court to defend himself. Presiding Judge Obademi stated that the respondent was given ample opportunity to be heard but neglected to take advantage of it.
The court found that the petition proved allegations of domestic violence and that efforts for reconciliation had failed. The couple had ceased living together for a long time and had no children.
The court emphasized the necessity of the decision to safeguard lives and prevent either party from remaining in an abusive relationship.
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