whisperNaija at 11-07-2013 03:46 PM (11 years ago)
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The suspect, Mutiu Tiamiyu (middle), was handed over to the police at Moniya, Ibadan, on Wednesday.2013 Ramadan turned sour for the Adigun family of Abiola Central community, Moniya, Akinyele Local Government Area of Oyo State, as one of the youths in the family, Mutiu Tiamiyu, inflicted injury on the head of the family, Pa Nasiry Adigun, which led to his death on Tuesday night. According to reports, Pa Adigun, who was visually impaired, was prevailed upon by his family members to observe Tarawhi prayer at home while other household members had gone to mosque. However, the attention of neighbours and worshipers at the village mosque and its environs was drawn to the noise of a young boy who kept on shouting the suspect’s name around the village. Before people got to the scene of the incident, Pa Adigun was already on the ground, bleeding profusely. The victim, who had lost his jaw in the process, was quickly rushed to a nearby private hospital, from where he was referred to the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan. He, however, gave up the ghost on the way. According to eyewitnesses, Tiamiyu even ate his victim’s dinner before attacking him in his living room. Speaking with the Nigerian Tribune, a member of the family, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said, “Baba (Pa Adigun) was at home while we all went to the mosque for Tarawhi prayer, because he was just recovering from his sight problem. All of a sudden, we heard one of the boys shouting Mutiu’s name, but because of the prayer, people shouted the boy down. He, however, consistently raised the alarm. Then, we decided to listen to him and followed him into Pa Adigun’s room. When we got there, he was soaked in his blood. “It was while we were going to Pa Adigun’s house that the young boy informed us that he saw Tiamiyu clobber the old man’s head with two long clubs.” The boy, whose house was beside the victim’s, had refused to go to mosque with his parents, and was loitering around when he peeped through the window and saw Tiamiyu attack the old man, he said. The suspect, however, escaped after the attack, but was arrested at about 7.20 a.m. on Wednesday as he came home to pick his dog. Tiamiyu was arrested by the victim’s family members and handed over to the police at the divisional headquarters, Moniya, Ibadan. .com however, gathered from some residents that Tiamiyu had been a thorn in the flesh of the family and neighbours. Investigation revealed that some of the residents had complained that Tiamiyu had been in possession of dangerous weapons, terrorising the community over a period. When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Olabisi Okuwobi-Ilobanafor, confirmed the incident, saying the suspect who earlier ran away was arrested on Wednesday. She said the suspect claimed that the victim owed his father some amount of money, but disclosed that some people in the locality claimed that the suspect was an Indian hemp addict.
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Posted: at 11-07-2013 03:46 PM (11 years ago) | Upcoming
Another Nigerian that appears to have a mental health problem that is yet to be diagnosed. Is he smoking any illegal drug that plays havoc on the mind?
Nigerians shy away from away from wanting anyone to know they have an ill person in the family - but they are happy to let the world know when someone has malaria!
Its time we overcome this "shame factor" and realise mental ill health can affect anyone.
I presume the man will not be assessed by a psychiatrist (before the court date - after all we are talking about Nigeria) and he will be tried and found guilty - which he is but I think his mental health should be taken into consideration!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted: at 11-07-2013 05:07 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac
naija una too much,cofee when i dey drink for hiaaaa commont from my ear as i read this news,see person wey kill human bein manage to escape and him come back come carry him dog,him get more feeling for dog than human bein
Posted: at 11-07-2013 09:44 PM (11 years ago) | Addicted Hero