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Obasanjo: I’ve Been Unable To Serve My Wife Divorce Papers

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September 19, 2019
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Mr. Olujonwo Obasanjo, son of former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Wednesday told an Ikeja High Court that he has been unable to serve his estranged wife, Temitope Adebutu divorce papers.

Temitope is the daughter of popular Premier Lotto magnate, Kessington Adebutu alias “Baba Ijebu”.

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Neither Obasanjo nor Temitope was in court, while there was also no legal representation for Temitope.

Counsel to Obasanjo, Mr. Olayinka Kujembola, informed the court that several fruitless efforts had been made to serve Temitope.

“We have made several attempts to serve her in Abeokuta, Ogun State, but failed. Even at her residence located within an Estate in Ikoyi, the court Sheriff complained that he was unable to effect service because of the tight security,” Kujembola said.

Justice Bisi Akinlade noted that proceedings in the divorce suit were always reported in the media and that efforts should be made to serve Temitope in Ogun where she works and resides.

“The issue between this couple is always reported in the papers. The respondent stays in Ogun State, why do you want me to grant an Order for substituted service for Lagos where she does not stay?” he asked.

“I will adjourn this case to ensure that the bailiff serves her personally so that we can be sure that we have exhausted all options. This is a very simple matter, it is a very simple divorce. This case is adjourned till Oct. 2 for a hearing of pending applications,” Akinlade said.

During proceedings of May 23, Obasanjo’s counsel, Ms. Omo Omofoma also told the court that Obasanjo had made several attempts to serve Temitope to no avail.

Justice Akinlade had noted during the proceedings that other means of service like an alternative address and courier service should be explored by the petitioner (Olujonwo).

Obasanjo and Temitope got married on May 11 and 13, 2017 at a grand wedding which attracted the ‘crème de la crème’ of the society. The marriage, however, came to a halt a few months later.

Weeks leading to the May 2017 wedding, Olujonwo Obasanjo’s mother, Mrs. Taiwo Obasanjo filed a suit at an Ikeja High Court seeking the postponement of the wedding of her son to Temitope.

According to her, she had received various warnings and prophecies from men of God that her son should not be involved in any elaborate celebration before his 34th birthday which was June 1, 2017.

Justice Lateefa Okunnu in a ruling on April 10, 2017, dismissed the suit because the court lacked jurisdiction to hear it because the younger Obasanjo, then 33, was an adult.

Source: PM News

Tags: Chief Olusegun ObasanjodivorceIkeja High CourtMr. Olujonwo ObasanjoTemitope Adebutu
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