A trader, simply
identified as Ogene has sent his wife packing out of their home after she
confessed that her womb was damaged and she could not bear children. The wife,
Rita said her womb had been damaged during an abortion when she was in
secondary school in Onitsha town in Anambra state, PM News reports. Rita was said to have kept this secret from her husband for five
years after their traditional and church marriage. After their marriage, the
couple started seeking solution when Rita could not give birth. They sought
medical help which cost a huge sum of money. When it wasn’t yielding results,
they sought spiritual help, which led Rita to meet a pastor to whom she
revealed her predicament on why she was unable to get pregnant.
She
was advised by the pastor to embark on fasting and prayers and ask God for
forgiveness, after which she should confess to her husband and also seek his forgiveness. The
pastor was said to have assured her that with the prayers, her husband would
forgive her and would still take her as his wife. Unfortunately, the pastor’s
words failed her as after confessing, her husband sent her away from his house.
Ogene, a trader at Head Bridge market in Onitsha was angry that his wife had
kept such information from him and made him waste huge sums of money on medical
treatment, saying there was no marriage in the first instance between them
because she lied to him.
After
he sent her packing, Ogene went to the Anglican church marriage counsel in Awka
and sought for the dissolution of the
marriage which the church granted. The rate of divorce has kept increasing
over the years. Just recently, Tunde Adekunle, who is a pastor and founder of
Christ Living Church, Owo, Ondo state, prayed an Akure Customary Court to
dissolve his 15 year-old marriage to his wife, Agbeke for alleged frequent
nagging.
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