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Edo: Octogenarian Machetes Wife, 75 To Death For Refusing Him S3x

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1 month ago

August 16, 2023

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A 84-year-old Gabriel Ahuwa was on Wednesday August 16, paraded by the Edo State Police Command for allegedly killing his 75 years old wife over refusal to have s3x with him.

The Octogenarian was among 198 suspects paraded by the Command for different crimes including armed robbery, kidnapping, unlawful possession of fire arms, murder, cultist among others crimes.

Parading the suspects spokesperson of the Command, SP Chidi Nwabuzor, said one of the suspects, Gabriel Uhuwa, has been having issue with his wife, over refussal to have sex with him whenever he asked for s3x as husband.

He said the suspect was not remorseful rather he felt what he did was the best solution to his problem.

Speaking with journalists, Gabriel said his wife refused to have s3x with him for a long time.

“My wife is not listening to me, anytime I ask her to come and sleep with me, she always decline. We have seven children together five boys and two girls”

He said he had reported the matter to his children and that one of her daughters came to talk to hid wife but she didn’t listen.

“I reported the matter to my family and her family but she failed to listen to them and continued her old ways and I was hearing information that pastors are sleeping with her.

“Each time I demanded for s3x, either she would tell me she is sick or she has ulcer, yet I have been hearing rumour that she is sleeping with other men and I don’t have money to carry prostitutes,” he added.

According to him, following his complaints, his children had refused to send him money as well as pick his calls, alleging that his late wife poisoned their minds toward him.

“So, on Saturday last week in the afternoon in the house, I picked up a cutlass and macheted her all over her body. I did it in anger because she is not obeying me and I want people to know of it,” he said.

He, however, said he regretted killing his wife after committing the crime.

But one of his sons who craved anonymity denied the allegation of abandoning their father, saying they sent money to him five days ago.

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FULL LIST: 13 Zamfara Varsity Students Freed As Troops Rescue Seven [See state of origin]

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10 hours ago

September 25, 2023

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The Joint Task Force of Operation Hadarin Daji has rescued another seven female students of the Federal University Gusau in Zamfara State.

The PUNCH reports that bandits attacked the university and abducted over 20 students from their rented lodge in the Sabon Gida, Bungudu LGA of the state, last Friday.

According to Zagazola Makama, a counter-insurgency publication focused on the Lake Chad region, the seven students were rescued alongside three male workers of Gupran Engineering Zervices Ltd.

The troops had earlier rescued six female students the same Friday.

This translates to a total of 13 students who have been rescued so far.

The names of the freed students are as follows:

Rukayya Sani Batola: Educ Chemistry -200 Level -Zamfara

Merry Monday: MCB-300 Level

Maryam Salawuddeen: Accounting-300 Level-Osun

Salamatu Jummai Dahiru: MCB-200 LEVEL

Fiddausi Abdulazeez: Edu Biology -200 Level

Amamatullahi Asabe Dahiru: Education Chemistry-200 Level

Ketora Bulus: Education Physics-100 – Level-Kaduna

Felicia Sunday: Computer Science- 200 – Level-Osun

Jamila Ahmad: BCH-200 LEVEL – Kogi

Aisha Aminu Ujong: Edu Physics- GRADUATED-Cross River

Mariya Abdulrahman Usman: English-400 – Level-Katsina

Usaina Abdulrahman, Education: English-100 – Level-Katsina

Saadatu Aminu Abubakar: Education Biology

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Flood Wrecks Havoc In Delta, Sacks Five Communities

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11 hours ago

September 25, 2023

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Ravaging flood across Delta State has sacked five communities in the Warri North Local Government Area.

The affected communities included Torukubuagbene, Awanba, Koropigbene, Itagbene and Asigborodo as well as adjourning communities.

The Councillor representing Ogbinbiri ward 18, in Asigborodo Community, Mr Kenren Pere, disclosed this to newsmen on Monday in Warri.

Pere said the incident began more than a week ago and the situation became worse on Friday.

While appealing for an urgent intervention by the state government, the councillor said that the life of his people were at stake.

He said, “I cannot attribute the course to flooding or the heavy torrential downpour that has been happening in recent time, though, rain has been falling before, but we have not had it so bad like this.

“Many valuables including local boats, clothes, food items, and other means of livelihood have been destroyed by the unfortunate occurrence.

“Lives are at stake, people can no longer go about their normal daily activities to feed, so there is hunger in the affected communities.

“The overflow started more than a week ago, but the situation became worse three days ago, leaving my people in fear,” he said.

Pere also appealed to the state government to send relief materials including food items to the people “to alleviate their suffering.”

The Director, Administration and Finance, Delta Emergency Management Agency, Daniel Okpor said the agency was not aware of the development.

Okpor, however, requested for video clips of the incident to aid their findings and response.

“Was the incident a result of flood or rainfall? We believe more on video than photographs. In the absence of video, you can send me photographs,” he requested.

NAN

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