Woman Files For Divorce After Catching Hubby Doing This to Sleeping Daughter

Daramola Yemisi, a mother of four, was at a Customary Court in Ikorodu, Lagos, recently where she sought for the dissolution of her 15 year old marriage to her husband, simply identified as Babatunde. The fashion designer, is said to have packed her belongings out of her husband’s house owing to the latter’s habit of fondling his step-daughter’s breasts whenever the girl was asleep.

36-year-old Yemisi nearly burst into tears as she narrated how she had caught 43-year-old Babatunde in the act of fondling the breasts of her 19-year-old daughter whom she bore for another man. She said:

“My husband left me on the bed and went to meet my daughter on the mat to romance her. I caught him touching my daughter’s breasts while she was asleep. After I caught him, I asked my daughter why she did not tell me, and she told me that my husband gave her money and told her not to tell anyone.”

She added that she had further quizzed her daughter who revealed that it wasn’t the first time Babatunde had made sexual moves on her as he had done such on two previous occasions. Yemisi also said that two of her sisters-in-law had to come to her shop to assault her because she had moved out of Babatunde’s house after the lewd episode. She then urged the court to legally separate her from her husband, saying that she did not want her husband to ruin her daughter’s life.

Babatunde, the respondent who resides at Oduyebo Street in Ikorodu, owned up in court that he had indeed touched his step daughter. He also said he had begged his wife that such an indecent act would not repeat itself. He also urged the court to resolve the differences in their marriage saying,

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“Although my wife has left me to live in another man’s apartment, I still want her back.”

The Court President, Mrs. Omolara Abiola, asked the couple to wait behind for a chamber discussion and then adjourned the case to 14 December 2015.