Pregnant woman sues co-wife over alleged name-calling
A pregnant woman Safiya Wada on Wednesday dragged her co-wife, Izzatu Ado before a Shari’a court sitting in Magajin Gari, Kaduna for calling her names.
The complainant told the court that Ado also curses her.
”She told me that I was carrying a load that would make me suffer,” she told the court.
The defendant denied the accusation.
The Judge , Kabir Muhammad, ordered the police to investigate the matter.
He admitted the defendant to bail on the condition that the husband stands as a surety.
He adjourned the matter until March 24.
(NAN)
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