How A Banker Killed His Wife With Insecticide In Lagos As Their 5yrs Old Son Recounts Gory Ordeal

Date: 28-11-2017 9:11 am (6 years ago) | Author: kacy lee
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The gallant operatives of the Nigerian Police Force in the Lagos State Command have apprehended a banker who tortured his wife and allegedly forced an insecticide down her throat. 32-year-old Lagos indigene identified as Olaoluwa Adejo, has been arrested by the Lagos State Police Command for the death of his wife, Maureen, at their home on Peluola Street, Oworonshoki, in the Bariga area of the state.
 
According to a report by PUNCH newspaper, the bank worker was alleged to have tortured his 28-year-old wife of five years with a belt, as well as cutting her with a machete.
 
It was gathered that the couple's 5-year-old son, Richard, in whose presence the incident reportedly happened, disclosed that his father also forced a local insecticide, otapiapia, down the throat of his mother.
 
He said; “I am Richard Adejo. I am five years old. My daddy beat my mummy with a belt; machete her here (shows arms), machete her here (shows legs). He used the belt on her here (points at face); forced my mummy to drink otapiapia (insecticide). My daddy took my mummy away.
 
“My daddy said my mummy should get out of the house. My mummy said no. In the night, my daddy woke my mummy up and said, ‘Mosquito is too much, let me go and buy otapiapia’. My daddy forced my mummy to drink it. She shook her head. She vomited.
 
“My daddy slapped my mummy. My mummy did not do anything to him. My daddy gave her one blow. My daddy kicked her. My daddy told her to get out of the house and carry her load. Small blood came out. My daddy slapped her, kicked her, machete her, blow her, and put otapiapia in her mouth and in the food,” Richard said during an interview on Monday.
 
While also speaking to a correspondent, the victim’s mother, Mrs. Kate Jonathan, said that Richard had given more graphic details of the incident to family members, police authorities and officials of the Lagos State Ministry of Justice.
 
She said further that her daughter had packed out of her matrimonial house five days to the incident and was living with her when she decided to return for a party at the children’s school. She said she never returned alive.
 
She said, “I was called on the telephone by an unknown number around 4pm on Sunday, November 12. The caller said, ‘Your daughter’s husband has killed her at Oworo’. He dropped the call.
 
“Around 5pm when I got to their house, I discovered that the house was locked up. There were two boys guarding the house and they refused to open the door to me, saying the owner of the house instructed them not to open the door.
 
“I didn’t see my daughter or her husband. I was begging them to open the door when I saw Richard jumping up through the window. He saw me and asked the boys to open the door, but they refused.
 
“I broke the louvers of the window. The boy climbed a stool and said from inside, ‘my father has killed my mother and taken her away.’”
 
She said she reported the case at the Oworonshoki Police Station, where she was told that the suspect had already reported that his wife committed suicide by taking local insecticide, Sniper. Jonathan said after making her statement, she left the station.
 
It was gathered that Olaoluwa had already deposited the body of his wife in the Gbagada General Hospital mortuary and had allegedly gone to obtain court documents to enable him to bury her. He was asked to return to the police station for a certain document, which led to his arrest based on his mother-in-law’s complaint.
 
The suspect was said to have been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department, Yaba, and the couple’s three children were said to have been taken to a family friend, a policeman, who lived in Agric, in the Ikorodu area.
 
The victim’s mother, Jonathan, who claimed to have visited the mortuary, said Maureen’s body had machete cuts and other torture marks.
 
She said, “My daughter, who worked as the manager of my chemical company had, about a week to the incident, complained that her husband said we would soon see her obituary.
 
“I sent my eldest daughter to accompany her to the house to know what happened. The man begged and said he was only joking. He said he really loved his wife. I insisted that she pack out of the house.
 
“She was in my house for three days before she said she wanted to return home because her children’s school would be having a cultural party. She left and went to the party with her husband on Saturday. It was that night that she was brutalised and killed by the husband. From what we saw in the mortuary, she had blood in her nostrils and deep cuts in her hands and legs.”
 
The victim’s mother asked that Maureen’s three children, namely, Richard, five; Henry, three; and Omowunmi, six months, be released to her.


Posted: at 28-11-2017 09:11 AM (6 years ago) | Addicted Hero
- Haso112 at 28-11-2017 09:29 AM (6 years ago)
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IF SHE HAD JUST PACKED OUT..... THIS IS A VERY TERRIBLE STORY, BREAKS MY HEART COMPLETELY... TO EVEN THINK HE DID ALL THAT IN FRONT OF HIS OWN CHILDREN WHO ACTUALLY RECOUNTED THE ORDEAL MAKES IT EVEN MUCH MORE HEART BREAKING.... WHY WOMAN WHY? YOU SHOULD HAVE JUST PACKED OUT, NOW THAT YOU'RE GONE, WHO'S GOING TO TAKE CARE OF THE CHILDREN YOU WENT BACK FOR AND DIED? SAD....!
Posted: at 28-11-2017 09:29 AM (6 years ago) | Gistmaniac
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- gogoman at 28-11-2017 11:49 AM (6 years ago)
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mmmmmm
Posted: at 28-11-2017 11:49 AM (6 years ago) | Grande Master
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- Flowpajun at 28-11-2017 12:26 PM (6 years ago)
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rip to her...let the law take it course
Posted: at 28-11-2017 12:26 PM (6 years ago) | Upcoming
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