Housewife Seeks Divorce In Court Over Husband’s ‘Watery Sperm’

Posted on June 20, 2023

MICHAEL AKINOLA

An embittered housewife, Salamat Suleiman, has sought for divorce after two months of marriage due to her husband’s alleged watery sperm.
The woman told the Court in Ilorin, Kwara State, that she noticed that her husband had watery sperm and pleaded with the Court to dissolve the marriage, saying that she was tired of the relationship.
The husband, in response, agreed that he had health issues but insisted that the wife also had health challenges.
He however, said that he still loved his wife and pleaded with the Court to grant him time to settle the misunderstanding.
The Presiding Judge, AbdulQadir Umar, told the wife to have an open mind and seek medical assistance for their health challenges.
The judge advised the wife to allow a second chance in the relationship, pointing out that all marriages have their challenges.
The Court therefore, adjourned the case to 28th August, 2023, for a report of settlement or continuation of the hearing.

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