An Ilorin based pastor, identified as Folayemi Richard, has reportedly beaten his pregnant wife, Odunola, to coma over a rift between them.
That the clergyman committed the assault in their residence located at ita Olodan, Upper Gaa-Akanbi in Illorin.
According to her, “We’ve been living together as husband and wife. When our wedding was one month old, that was when a terrible crisis occurred. We had a disagreement. Suddenly, he ordered me to stand up and that he would take me to a hospital, where he would dump me.
“He started insulting my parents; I cautioned him. He slapped me and began to beat me. He got a cable wire which we use for speakers in the church and beat me.
“I started shouting for help. I became so weak. I dashed out of the house; he followed me and started dragging me on the ground, saying he did not want the marriage again.
“At this time, people had already gathered and were begging him. He locked me out and went to my parents. When he came back again, he ordered me to leave his home,” she narrated.
One of the eyewitnesses, Victoria Oluwaseun, confirmed the pastor pulled his wife out, beating her without considering the pregnancy.
As of the time of this report, the pastor’s mobile lines could not be reached as they were switched off.
Odunola has charged to the National Human Right Commission to seek justice over the matter.
She also alleged that her husband had denied her access to move her belongings from the house.
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