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Family blames husband for pregnant wife’s death

January 17, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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Family blames husband for pregnant wife?s death

The family of a three-month-old pregnant mother of six, Deborah Fawolere, who died at the Gbagada General Hospital in the early hours of Tuesday, has accused the husband, Idowu Fawolere, of having a hand in the death of his wife.

 

Punch reports that sister of the deceased woman, Toluwalase Adedoyin,  accused the husband, Idowu Fawolere, of physically assaulting the deceased even while she was pregnant with their seventh child. Although the husband denied the allegation, Adedoyin claimed that her late sister had left Fawolere’s house on account of assault and violence at different times in the past.

 

“My younger sister died this morning. The husband had been beating her before she died today. He used to beat her up. We believe the physical assault caused damage to her health, considering her condition. She had given birth to six children for this man. This was her seventh pregnancy before she died. She died during the pregnancy.

Just yesterday (Monday), my late sister told one of our sisters that her husband and his elder brother used to beat her up. She alleged that she didn’t have peace of mind in the house and that both of them were making life miserable for her. That she could no longer walk.

Before she made her complaint known there had been several complaints that the beating was too much. I told my parents that they should take her away from the house. But whenever she left her husband, she would return the second day.”

 

Dismissing claims that he assaulted his wife, Idowu Fawolere accused his late wife of feeding her family with lies

 

“It is not true. I was the one who took her to the hospital. She wasn’t feeling well. When we took her to a private hospital, they were the ones who transferred us to the General Hospital. I didn’t beat her. The only issue that took us to the police station earlier was between her and my mother. She fought my mother and my younger siblings. And this was not even when she was pregnant.

I was not home when they fought at the time. I told my mother at the time that she could not send my wife out because she had children for me. My brother didn’t touch her at all. It was even my brother and I who were taking her to the hospital when she started feeling unwell.

Despite the way she used to insult my brother, he still followed us to the hospital. The people are just saying all these things just because of the issue that came up between us a long time ago.”

 

 

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