Bizman Tunde Ayeni And Adaobi Alagwu Traditional Wedding Photo + Proof That Dowry Was Returned.

Businessman Mr Tunde Ayeni paid the “customary dowry” required to marry Miss Adaobi Alagwu in 2023 However, the marriage did not proceed for unspecified reasons.
In 2024, she returned the dowry and he accepted it.

AFFIDAVIT THAT SHOWS THE DIARY WAS RETURNED TO MR AYENI

This is an affidavit that states that the Complainant Mr Ayeni paid the “customary dowry” required to marry the Respondent Miss Adaobi in 2023 However, the marriage did not proceed for unspecified reasons.
In 2024, the dowry was returned to the Complainant, and he accepted it.

 

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SUMMONS FROM A CUSTOMARY COURT ON MARRIAGE BREAKDOWN

This is a summons from a Customary Court in Abuja (Federal Capital Territory), Nigeria. The document shows that one party (the “Complainant”) is bringing a case against the other party (the “Respondent”) regarding a breakdown of their customary marriage.

Parties Involved

Complainant: Identified as “John Olatunde Ayeni.”
Respondent: Identified as “Miss Adobi Jennifer A…” (the rest of the surname is partially visible).

Nature of the Complaint

The Complainant states that he and the Respondent went through traditional marriage rites.
He says the marriage has broken down irretrievably.
The Complainant also asserts that he had already paid the customary dowry required for the marriage in 2023.
According to the document, the Respondent “refused the dowry,” effectively ending further steps in the customary marriage arrangement.

Legal Basis

The complaint is brought under “Order 2 Rule 2” of the Customary Court (Civil Procedure) Rules, 2007.
The Complainant is asking the Customary Court to recognize that the marriage has failed and presumably to grant any relief or formal dissolution under customary law.
In essence, this is a legal filing where one party is asking the court to confirm that the traditional marriage cannot continue and to address the issue of the dowry payment.