Featured
What shariah court decides in case of 2-minute man and disgruntled wife
Lubabatu Ibrahim is not asking for much. But the little she demands, her husband is incapable of delivering it. A shariah court at Rigasa, Kaduna, has now stepped in.
The 25-year-old wife wants divorce. The husband wants help.
According to Lubabatu, her husband has refused to seek help for his poor performance in bed.
“He lasted two minutes,” the wife told the court.
Besides, his mental balance needs examination too.
Ibrahim usually has a seizure in the middle of the night, making him shout and break anything he grabs.
“I have advised him to seek medical help, but he refused,” she added, saying she was fed up.
Ibrahim didn’t dispute all the accusations, but he told the court he loves his wife, and he’s ready for all the help he can get.
Shariah law is guided by Islam, and the court will decide on whether rapid-fire sex is enough ground to dump a man.
For now, the only help the judge, Malam Salisu Abubakar-Tureta, offered was order the couple to present their guardians in court on Sept. 21.
-
Sports2 days agoSenegal opens Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, Africa’s first Olympic event
-
Latest5 days agoTinubu endorses Nigeria’s participation in 2026 World Travel Market London
-
Latest1 week agoPastor Chris to lead special family prayers as Healing Streams grand finale holds today
-
News7 days agoRugby: Borthwick Faces Key Selection Questions as World Cup Looms
-
Football3 days agoU-17 Women’s World Cup: Flamingos Beat Mexico to Reach Quarter-Finals
-
Crime6 days agoPassengers feared abducted on Kebbi-Abuja journey as viral video shows armed men threatening captives (VIDEO)
-
Featured1 week agoKaduna APC rally sparks row over turnout, alleged rented crowd and AI disinformation
-
Featured4 days agoHow court ruling reshapes APC’s Imo West Senatorial contest


