MY HUSBAND DENOUNCED ME FOR REFUSING TO SWEAR AGAINST INFIDELITY, HOUSEWIFE TELLS COURT. (PHOTO).

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 My husband denounced me for refusing to swear against infidelity, housewife tells court A divorce-seeking woman, Omolara Busari on Wednesday told a Mapo Grade A Customary Court in Ibadan to dissolve her 14-year-old marriage to her estranged husband, Olanrewaju Busari, on grounds of being forced to swear against infidelity. Busari, a mother of two and footwear trader at Ogunpa market, stated this in her counter-argument before the court that her husband suddenly started doubting her level of loyalty after returning from his Lagos hustling trip in 2020. “Lanre’s attitude completely changed toward me immediately after he came back from Lagos where he had gone to seek greener pasture. “He refused to talk to me and even ejected me from our bedroom and asked me to sleep in the corridor after accusing me of infidelity. “Then, he placed a charm on the ground and told me to cross over it in order to prove my innocence, but I declined. “Later, Olanrewaju began to insult and disrespect my parent

INDIA PLEDGED OVER Rs. 6,300 CRORE IN FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO HELP THE MALDIVES TACKLE IT FOREIGN EXCHANGE CRISIS. (PHOTO).


 India has pledged over Rs. 6,300 crore in financial support to help the Maldives tackle its foreign exchange crisis. 

The decision came after a meeting between Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The financial package includes a $400 million or Rs. 3320 crore (approx) currency swap and 230 billion under the INR swap window, aimed at stabilizing the Maldivian economy. The two leaders also discussed expanding economic ties and maritime security cooperation, unveiling a new vision document to boost trade, defense, and surveillance in the region.


Prime Minister Modi emphasized India’s strong commitment to the Maldives, referring to the island nation as India’s “closest neighbour and steadfast friend.” This support marks a shift in relations between the two countries, as ties had previously cooled under President Muizzu’s earlier stance of reducing dependence on India in favor of China. However, Muizzu recognized India’s crucial role in assisting his country during tough times, particularly highlighting the new currency swap as essential for economic stability.


In addition to financial aid, the two leaders launched India’s RuPay card in the Maldives to encourage tourism and inaugurated a new runway at Hanimaadhoo international airport, built with Indian credit worth $132 million or Rs. 1095 crore(approx) India also handed over 700 housing units constructed with Indian support. These projects are part of a broader effort to deepen economic collaboration between the two nations. 

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