‘My husband caught his brother and I in a hotel but we are not dating’ – Wife Defends Husband’s Cheating Allegations

A 51-year-old businessman, Kolawole Okeeyi, has asked a court to terminate his 31-year-old marriage, accusing his wife, Funmilayo Okeeyi, of having extra-marital affairs with his brother and their pastor.

According to NAN, he spilled in court:

“I got to know when I did not have airtime on my phone and wanted to use her phone to call our pastor, to report her for starving my mother. I picked her phone and I saw on the screen ‘Sent Message’. I mistakenly clicked on it and when the message opened, I saw several love messages my wife sent and received from our pastor. I showed her the messages when she came in, but she begged me. I seized the phone and later confronted our pastor with those text messages. But he told me to do my worst.

I also caught her with my brother in a hotel in Oyo State. I wanted to ignore them, but I later confronted them so that they would not deny later.”

The businessman also alleged that his wife was after his life and that he had been attacked on two occasions.

On her part, Mrs. Funmilayo pleaded with the court not to grant her husband’s request, insisting that she was still in love with him. She added that the love text messages from their pastor which her husband found on her phone were forged.

She explained further:

“My husband caught his brother and I in a hotel, but we are not dating. His brother just followed me to book a room when I went for a burial in Oyo State.”

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Accusing her husband’s family of battery, she continued:

“When I was pregnant with our fifth baby, my husband’s family stormed our house and accused me of having extra-marital affairs; they beat me to coma. In fact, I did not know how I got to the hospital.”

The Court President, Adegboyega Omilola, reportedly adjourned the case to November 29 for further hearing.

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