By Barr. Richard F. Olusegun and Barr Emmanuella Eze
Divorce often stems from accusations of infidelity, lack of communication, and financial strain. Trust issues can be exacerbated by family interference and external influences. The high divorce rate in Nigeria reflects these challenges. Personal stories emphasize the role of education and career in marriage. Couples are encouraged to resolve conflicts privately and focus on communication and patience to strengthen their relationships.
The lawyers highlight several major causes of divorce in Nigeria, including lack of communication, understanding, trust, and fidelity. They emphasize that marriages often fail when partners cannot endure both the sweetness and bitterness of their relationship.
Financial strain can lead to significant marital problems, especially if one partner is not contributing financially or if a job loss occurs. This can create feelings of resentment and lack of appreciation, which may ultimately lead to divorce.
The lawyers describe the rate of divorce in Nigeria as alarmingly high, with many couples rushing to file for divorce over minor provocations. They note that divorce petitions are commonly filed in various courts, including high courts and area courts.
Divorce cases in Nigeria can be filed in different types of courts, including high courts, area courts, and customary courts, depending on the nature of the marriage and the legal framework applicable.
It is important to resolve marital issues privately, without bringing in family or friends, to avoid confusion and miscommunication.
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