She had money but refused to support the home – Apostle Oduro on divorce

The divorce saga between Rev. Charlotte Oduro and Apostle Solomon Oduro has taken a new turn, with fresh allegations surfacing from the Apostle’s petition, as shared by blogger Clement Asamoah.

Apostle Oduro claims that despite his wife’s multiple business ventures, she failed to contribute financially to their home or the upbringing of their children.

He alleges in a divorce petition shared by Ghanaian blogger Clement Asamoah that Rev. Charlotte started her businesses using funds from their second child’s naming ceremony and later expanded by selling items like oil, communion, and clothing in their church—all while keeping the proceeds for herself.

Beyond financial concerns, he also accuses her of infidelity, alleging that their children informed him about her involvement with other men, including an ex-partner.

Despite these claims, Apostle Oduro states he provided generously, purchasing several cars for his wife, including a Suzuki 4×4, a Toyota Camry, and a brand-new Mercedes Benz, which she later sold.

She now reportedly owns a Range Rover, a Jetour 4×4, a plot of land in Katapor near Kwabenya, and multiple businesses, including a diaper brand and a wholesale venture.