Nasiru Yunusa has set forth a condition for agreeing to a divorce from her spouse. In the court proceeding in an upper area court in Kubwa located in the Federal Capital Territory. The local Entrepreneur place a stipulation that the wife Aisha Hamisu will pay him a compensation of N1 million as a condition for agreement. The couple wedded under Islamic rites in 2021 with a young daughter over a year-old. 

The divorce request was originated from the spouse, Hamisu since the union lacks affection. Hamisu claimed that the Husband no longer shows affection. She cited an incident that occurred April 19, 2022, where her husband, Yunusa had relocated her belongings back to her paternal home. 

Yunusa countered her claims, Nonetheless, he remained firm on the condition that if she insists on a divorce, she must provide him with monetary compensation. He related the condition to the cost he has incurred, including legal fees from the ongoing court proceedings and other costs he said amount to N1 million. And promise to offer more details to his claim if required.

In one of the court proceedings, Hamisu firmly stated that her feelings for Yunusa had irrevocably changed, declaring that she is no longer able to continue living with Yunusa. She questioned Yunusa assertion regarding the claimed expenses, she further reveal that since she was sent back to her parents two years ago by her husband, he has never showed any care for her neither care how she feeds. She mentioned that when she underwent a Cesarean section at the Kubwa General Hospital when she delivered their daughter, Yunusa did not contribute financially to the hospital bills.

Hamisu only agreed to pay the money for her dowry which amounted to N50,000, rejecting the N1 million claim made by her husband.

After much conflicting reports from both Yunusa and Hamisu, and the complexity of the case, the presiding judge, Mr. Mohammed Wakili, decided to adjourn the hearing. The continuation of the case was scheduled for January 8, 2024, allowing more time for a thorough examination of the evidence and arguments presented by both the husband and wife.