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N5m Adultery Fine: Judges Under Attack For Freezing Benedicta’s Love

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Benedicta Elechi, the wife of media personality Daddy Freeze, has sparked a heated debate on social media after sharing her side of the story in the controversial adultery case and fine.

The Court of Appeal had upheld a N5m fine against Daddy Freeze for depriving her ex-husband, Paul Odekina, of her companionship and causing him injury due to adultery.

However, Benedicta’s revelation that she initiated divorce proceedings 12 years ago due to differing sexual orientations and began her relationship with Daddy Freeze during the prolonged divorce process has drawn sympathy from many Nigerians. They are blaming the judiciary system for taking too long to handle the case, leaving her in limbo for over a decade.

“Twelve years is too long for a divorce case to drag on! The judiciary system needs to be overhauled,” said one commenter. “Why should someone be punished for finding love again when the system failed to expedite the divorce process?” asked another.

Benedicta’s courage in speaking out has earned her widespread support, with many praising her for taking a stand and challenging the status quo. Her story has also sparked a broader conversation about the need for judicial reform in Nigeria.

“What Benedicta went through is a clear example of how our judiciary system fails people, especially women. It’s time for change,” said a social media user.

Read some netizens’ reactions below on the Adultery Fine;

@gorgeous_pola: @tastebudzng You’re such a hardworking woman with a focus and God’s blessings on your life is obviously hitting hard on those that hate you. Starting all over again isn’ta small feat but you’ve built a mansion from the rocks thrown at you. Don’t be discouraged Benedicta. Focus on the positives. More blessings.

@sheshoneydew: Sending love and hugs. You’re only facing criticism because your success is surprising them. Keep soaring higher and let them talk even more.

@trukalabari: It’s been 12 yrs for goodness sake! You are married to a man that adores you and the marriage is blessed with children. You owe no one an explanation, especially the public. Your ex husband is bitter because you were supposed to spend the rest of your life being his cover whilst he roams around town being on the DL. Let your ex move to any it the Western countries that accept his way of life so he too can live freely with a man of his choice. Abeg, | was to see your Sunday meals, not you wasting time you could be spend with your husband to address frustrated people and their gossip.

jomsy_emest: The Nigerian judicial system is a complete failure. How does it take almost 12 years to finalise a divorce process. Tufiakwa

@jiggy.mom: You can’t force your sexual orientation on someone and keep them deceived. | believe you sis. Good you walked out of that sham of a marriage!

@ngozi.obios: Men can’t stand it when a woman walks away and find love, Mr AGAYGAY shame on you, go and marry your AGAYGAY partner, my sister abeg enjoy your life jare, why did he not tell u he was AGAYGAY before marriage, yeye man.

@victoriainyama: Bene…… This is what happens when they think it’s over for you, but God shows up, heals you and lifts you higher than their expectations…..You moved on and married an Amazing Guy….birthed a gorgeous son….Established in a flourishing business….. Imagine 12yrs…..

As the debate rages on, one thing is clear – Benedicta’s bravery has inspired many, and her story will be a catalyst for change in the days to come.”
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