Man Pours Pepper Into Wife’s Private Part In Ebonyi

A middle-aged man from Amaeka community in Ezza South Local Government Area of Ebonyi state has been dragged to court by his wife for allegedly pouring grounded ‘Cameroon’ pepper into her private part.

Florence Nworie in suit numbered FLC 0152019 is seeking divorce in

her 20 years old marriage to Peter Nworie before the Ebonyi State Family Law Center,

Abakaliki.

She also sought an order of the court to mandate the husband to take

responsibility of their children.

Florence alleged that constant beating and all forms of maltreatment from the husband forced her to run for her life for three years now, until one day in November 2018 when

she was apprehended by her husband and some of his kinsmen at a market

and forced to the family house.

On reaching their well-fenced compound at Ameka, she alleged that her husband striped her Unclad, tied her hands and feet like a criminal, beat her blue-black, poured pepper

into her private part and abandoned her for days to die of hunger and

pains in a vacant room in the compound.

She also accused the husband of not taking care of her and their three children

but always expects her to render detailed financial account from her

mining business to him.

Responding, the accused husband accused the wife of infidelity, he insisted she left their house to a rented apartment to boost her said adulterous business, identifying

that their second son was not his biological son, but a product of her

promiscuous lifestyle.

He admitted to have forced her and dragged her home because he married her lawfully in accordance to the law of their land. But had to beat, tie her hands and legs with her cardigan on that day because she attempted pulling off his male reproductive organ

from its original position.

He also admitted pouring sauce on the wife’s body but denied that he didn’t not pour grounded Cameroun pepper into her private part as the wife alleged.

After listening to the parties in the matter, the Chairman, Ebonyi state Family Law Centre

Abakaliki, Elizabeth Nwali ordered invitation of eyewitnesses and parents/relations of the couple.

She also directed that the under aged children from the union be kept under custody of the wife while the husband care for their upkeep accordingly.

The matter was adjourned to the 14th March 2019 for continuation of hearing.