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Thursday, October 29, 2026

Nursing mother drags husband to court over N10,000 ‘breastfeeding allowance’

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A nursing mother, Firdausi Ahmad on Thursday dragged her husband, Malam Anas before a Shari’a Court in Kaduna, seeking divorce and N10,000 monthly for “breastfeeding” allowance.

The ​‌‍‍‍‍⁠⁠‍‌‍​‌‌⁠⁠​‌​complainant’s  lawyer, Malam Sani Sunusi, told the court that his client had been married to Anas for three years and she was nursing an eight months old daughter.

The counsel told the court that his client’s husband, told her to go back to her parents house until he gives her approval to return to their matrimonial home.

“Since my client went to her parents, the defendant never checked on her or their eight months old baby.

“My client prays the court to dissolve the marriage through Khul’i and is willing to return his dowry of N100,000.

“He should also pay N10,000 monthly for the baby’s needs and for the eight months that she’ll be breastfeeding her baby” he prayed.

The defendant was not in court.

The Judge, Malam Yakubu Abdullahi, adjourned the case until Nov. 11 for the complainant to present her witness or evidence.

Abdullahi directed the registrar of the court to send a letter of invitation to the defendant and ensure that he attends the hearing.

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