“My Husband Uses ‘Aboniki’ To Have Sex With Me, It Was Torture” – Woman Tells Court As She Seeks Divorce

A 43-year-old woman, Omolara Acchoyame, recently  dazed  her husband before the Igando Customary Court in Lagos State, when she alleged that sex with her husband was torture.

Omolara, who had filed for divorce proceedings against her husband, Solomon Acchoyame, alleged that he exhibited strange behaviours while making love to her.

She alleged that he waited for her to sleep, then without waking her up, just opens her clothes and had sex with her, adding that she never enjoyed this.

Omolara further told the court that her husband had three things which he used during sex for lubrication, listing them as  aboniki balm, mentholatum and  dusting powder, adding that these things made her hate having sex with him.

She testified that she met her husband 14 years ago and bore him three children, adding that their major  quarrel was  based on the fact that he  didn’t know what he’s doing for a living.

“We fought most times before I left  home  because I don’t   know what he does for a living. He goes to his village three times a week and I don’t know the reason for this  since his parents are dead and when he comes back, he would say he does not have any money.

“ I would go to my sister to borrow money for him for his next trip. Yet, he will come back and curse me and my family and he  doesn’t come home  until  midnight.

“My husband does nothing  for a living. Please dissolve the marriage so that I can start my  life  all over again,” she said.

In his defence, the 44 year-old husband stated that when he met his wife at the  University College Hospital (UCH) in Ibadan, Oyo State,  things were going on well for him and it was with his money that he trained  her in the university.

Solomon said that after a while,  he started experiencing  financial difficulties  and he couldn’t  complete his education.

“I want to perform my obligations as a father and husband, but I am handicapped,” he said.

The case was adjourned till September 25.