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Fani-Kayode has erectile dysfunction, my 4 children conceived via artificial insemination, Precious Chikwendu tells court

Precious Chikwendu, estranged wife of former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, on Tuesday told a Customary Court of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, that all her four children were conceived via artificial insemination.

The ex-beauty queen claimed Fani-Kayode had erectile dysfunction and never consummated throughout their six-year relationship.

Ms Chikwendu (the petitioner) made the averments in her November 29, 2021 “Application for issuance of civil summons/plaint” against Mr Fani-Kayode (the respondent) in suit FCT/CCK8/01/043/2021 filed by her counsel, Abiodun E. Olusanya.

Ms Chinwendu told the court that: “At every attempt, the petitioner made to have sexual intercourse with the respondent, there was never erection of the respondent’s penis/manhood and penetration was frustrating.

“During such periods of frustration and sexual desire, the petitioner would be left with the choice of merely rubbing herself on the respondent, to have the slightest bit of relief.

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“The petitioner then insisted parties should seek medical help for the respondent, and on visiting the family doctor, the respondent claimed he was diagnosed of having a cyst on his manhood, which is not allowing the respondent to have erection and or perform sexually.

“The respondent was supposedly placed on Cyprotab and the doctor suggested that the respondent should go and decide when he wishes to remove/untangle the cyst.

“Few days after the visit to the doctor, the respondent informed the petitioner that he had discussed with Regina and she had prayed over it, that the respondent should not do the operation, else he would die.

“The respondent never took the cyprotab medication, but any time the petitioner tried to engage the respondent in sexual activities, the respondent would claim his penis/manhood was paining him and then drink the medication.

“The petitioner bought sex toys for the respondent, but the respondent refused to use it and warned the petitioner never to suggest it again.”

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