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Sharia court banishes randy lover to Kaduna
A sharia court sitting at Unguwar Gwaza in Gusau metropolis of Zamfara State has banished one Jaafar Ibra-him of College of Education, Sokoto, to Kaduna, for camping his girlfriend without the consent of her parents.
When the case came up for hearing, her 70-year-old father told the court that his daughter was missing from his house since the Eid-el-fitr celebration.
According to him, when the family set up a search team, it was discovered that her boyfriend had camped her in a secluded house.
“We sent emissaries to the teenager to appeal to him to release my daughter but to no avail,” he said.
The father told the court that his daughter had a suitor who had paid her dowry, saying that “her wedding is just around the corner. Honestly speaking, we were ashamed of what we are going to tell him.”
Testifying before the court, the embattled teenager told the court that he decided to keep his girlfriend because she told him that her parents wanted to marry her off to a man she did not love.
In his ruling, the presiding judge said having heard from the plaintiff and defendant, the court had no option but to banish the accused to a place of his choice, Kaduna.
The judge also ruled that the girl should remain indoors till when she would find a husband, while she was also banned from using handsets.

written by Solomon8, September 21, 2012
Where are we here,7th Century AD Arabia?
written by Andy Anderson, September 21, 2012
For the court to banish the young woman not to use handset is to tell you that the Sharia lawyers has no brain.
written by peero1, September 21, 2012
written by Sayo Ojo Gbemi, September 21, 2012
written by Ladej, September 21, 2012
written by Baynu, September 21, 2012
written by Jeannot, September 21, 2012
written by pa, September 21, 2012
How on earth would a young guy be banished from a community because he protected his girl friend from being given out in marriage to a man she never loved. Nawaooooo
written by bakar, September 21, 2012
written by Lolly, September 21, 2012
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