Ever wondered why cheating has taken root in the continent?Statistics suggest about fifty eight percent of men and fifty one percent of women have cheated on marriages in high cheating rates in Africa survey.
Its also revealed that many Africans love their spouse and don’t want to leave their marriage but don’t know how to reignite the spark after a fall out.
A case study is of one of frustrated lady by the name Selina Lokina Akali who was pushed to storming into a church and scalding her husband’s lover.
She is alleged to have stormed Gilgal Fellowship Church on February 3, armed with hot tea, which she poured on Alice Makokha’s face, leaving her with serious injuries on the face and neck.
The court heard that Akali had warned Alice to keep off her marriage and the two had been summoned by church elders and their matter discussed sometimes back.
On the fateful day, according to police records, Akali had an argument with her husband in the morning before she proceed to the church.
She arrived in church, sat behind Makokha and during the sermon, she removed a thermos flask from her bag, which had hot tea and poured it on Makokha.
This led to commotion in the church as the complainant who was praying, screamed for help, having sustained injuries on her face, breasts and neck.
Akali was accosted by church members who reported the matter to the police.In court, she denied the charges and was released on Sh100, 000 cash bail.