Wife accuses Babcock University lecturer of assault

The wife of Babcock University lecturer, Dr Seun Ebiesuwa, has accused him of physically assaulting her during a dispute over their children.

She made the allegation in a video, saying the incident happened after Ebiesuwa took their children from her father’s house.

She said she went to confront him and met him packing the children’s belongings.

According to her, Ebiesuwa moved close to her during the confrontation, she asked him to step back and shoved him, after which he allegedly grabbed her and punched her in the face.

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“Then he grabbed me, and then I tried to fight him off, and then he threw a punch. He threw a punch on my face. A punch,” she said.

The aggrieved wife further alleged that her estranged husband continued throwing punches until her brothers intervened and removed him from the house.

“He kept throwing punches until my brothers came through, intervened and sent him out of the house,” she added.

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