The
shocking confession of a mother of five that her former boss is the
biological father of her 4th child is now threatening her 25-year-old
marriage as her husband, on hearing the confession, said he can't take
it.
57yrs
old Isaac Jemibola, a civil servant, has therefore approached an Ikole
Customary Court in Ekiti State to seek the dissolution of their
marriage. Jemibola based his divorce plea on the ground that his wife
confessed that she committed adultery while still married to him.
But on her part, the 48-year-old born again wife, Mrs Olayemi, said:
"I
did it because Jemibola was befriending another woman during the period
which made him abandon me for almost six months. It was that same
period that my former boss, who normally took me to work in his car, made love advances at me.
Both
men made love with me at almost the same period. After some years, I
discovered that the child looked quite different from his siblings and
out of guilt, I decided to tell him the truth. I pleaded for his
forgiveness but he refused."
The husband, Jemibola who said he
married Olayemi in 1989 according to the native law and custom, told the
court that after retiring to bed on January 19, 2014, his wife came to
him and knelt down.
“She confessed to have had an extramarital
affair with her former boss which resulted in the pregnancy of the
fourth child. My wife said she had given her life to Christ and that her
desire to make heaven made her confess based on the advice from her
pastor. She added that the paternity of the fourth child was in doubt
since both the boss and I slept with her the same week.
Jemibola
further told the court that he reported the matter to his parents who
pleaded with the woman to reverse her confession. She however insisted
that she was following the dictates of the Bible. I purposely don’t want
to do the DNA test because I don’t want to hate the child." he said.
Mrs Olayemi admitted that she indeed committed the offence, but kicked against dissolution of the marriage.
In
her ruling, Court president, Yemisi Ojo, said: “In the interest of
justice and in the spirit of promoting reconciliation between the two
parties, the case will be adjourned till April 7 for report of
settlement."
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