Eleven years after the divorce, a customary court in Rumoba, Rivers, deprived Mrs. Kate Engber of the country, continuing to take effect immediately to the name of her ex-husband.
Vanguard reported that the victim’s ex-husband Chief Sam Ngbor had asked the court to approve an order to restrict his ex-wife, Mrs. Kate Mgbor, to continue to be named after him, Vanguard reported.
The court approved the orders after the filing of the submission of the claimant E. O Erhirhi Esq and the orders of the defendant’s attorney Ru Egwenre Esq.
The court ordered the defendant to have no right to continue to assume or answer the name “ngbor” or “sam-ngbor” unless expressly permitted by the claimant.
Therefore, the court deprived the defendant of his name “ngbor” or “sam-ngbor” in his judgment. The court ordered the defendant to restore her first name or any other name she chose, except for “ngbor” or “sam-ngbor”. The court restricted her further by the name of Mrs. Kate Engber or Mrs. Kate Sam Nagber, as the case may be, or further publicity or by the way that name was turned off.
