Man Divorces Wife at Police Station After Her Arrest in Hotel Raid

• A man has ended his marriage with his wife, over alleged infidelity.

• The man called it off after his wife was arrested, alongside other people at an hotel.

• The arrest comes following a sting operation over alleged criminal activities ongoing in the premises.

A marriage has come to an end, after a man finds out his wife was arrested by security operatives at an hotel.

According to reports, the disappointed man accused his wife of infidelity, leading to their breakup.

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This happened in Minna, Niger State.

Confirming the incident, a security source, who spoke with Daily Trust noted that the arrest was made following a tip off of some illegal activities going on in the hotel by criminals suspected to be members of the sara-suka gang.

He added that several people were arrested, including the woman whose marital status was revealed when the relatives of those arrested were contacted.

The source said;

Following the recurring youth restiveness and attacks on innocent citizens, the Deputy Governor, Comrade Yakubu Garba, after going round Minna recently, directed security operatives to go after the youths causing the unrest and stopping innocent citizens from going about their businesses,” 

“We embarked on the operation at some hotels suspected to be their hideouts. During the operations, many suspects were arrested, including women. And to our surprise, a man came to say that one of the women was his wife, and instantly, he divorced her three times

“We didn’t know that she was married and did not know what took her there because police had not yet conducted an investigation about the suspects when the husband came to the station.”

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