HORRIFIC!!! Man Stabs Lover To Death For Refusing To Register Her Car Documents In His Name (PHOTOS)

A yet to be identified man stabbed his lover to death because she refused to register her car documents in his name.

 

The tragic tale was brought to light by a Facebook user, Ngozi Ikebuaso who said she was the deceased market neighbour.

She revealed that the deceased had been living with the man for 8 years but he had not paid her bride price. The man with the help of his nephew brutally murdered her over her new car.

She wrote: "A man with the help of his 16-year-old nephew stabbed his wife to death because she refused to use his name in her newly bought car documents. The woman said she can't use his name on the car documents because the said man never paid her bride price, they are just live-in lovers and he has not married her after living together for 8 years. They locked her in immediately she came back from the shop and killed her. This is a jobless man that has been feeding off the woman. This is so sad."

 

She shared a photo of the deceased corpse and wrote: "Dis life, Adaeze goodbye, after all the hustles, your new car, you didn't enjoy anything."

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WICKED Houseboy Murders His Former Employer While He Was Sleeping, SEE How He Did It

A 27-year-old houseboy identified as Cephas Iliya has been arrested bythe Nasarawa State Police Command for killing his former employer.

  

 

Spokesperson of the command, ASP Ramhan Nansel, who confirmed the incident in a statement on Thursday, November 26, said the suspect, from Kaduna state, killed one Martins Omeri, a Deputy chief auditor in the office of the Accountant general of the federation, Abuja but residing at Navy estate Karshi, Karu LGA of Nasarawa state.

"On 24/11/2020 at about 1145hrs, Police personnel attached to Karshi Division acted on credible intelligence and arrested the suspect at Arab area, FCT Abuja. A coordinated and diligent search was conducted in his apartment where the following items belonging to the deceased were recovered as an exhibit: One Infinix phone, Laptop, Clothing, pair of shoe, Clipper, Beddings and few other properties," said DSP Nansel.

The suspect confessed that he sneaked into the house of the deceased at the dead of the night on 17th November 2020 while he was asleep and killed him using a log of wood. The body was discovered on November 19.

Also Read: Who Knows This Woman? She Was Caught Stealing N200,000 Worth Of Hair From A Shop {WATCH IT HERE}

A yet-to-be-identified lady was caught on CCTV stealing human hair from a hair shop in Abuja.

The lady in question used the current COVID-19 pandemic as an excuse to wear a face mask and sunshades with the aim of hiding her identity.

Posing as a potential customer, the lady distracted the sales girl several times and while she wasn't looking, stole items from the shop.

According to the owner of the shop who was heard at the background while watching the CCTV clip, the hair alone costs more than two hundred thousand naira ($500).

Those watching the clip also said that the lady looks like someone who had robbed another hair shop earlier.

The salesgirl was then scolded for not noticing the actions of the woman who stole the hair. She was warned to always be vigilant henceforth and should be able to identify when something has been stolen from the shop.

   

Uk Parliament: Gowon moved half of CBN fund to UK.

A member of the United Kingdom parliament on Monday, November 23 claimed that former Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon allegedly stole half of the funds in the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

The parliamentarian made the allegation during the House deliberation on the aftermath of the EndSARS protest, and possible sanctions to be meted on top Nigerians regarding the roles they played in the killing of unarmed protesters.

He said, “What we are seeing in Nigeria today is part of that story. It is a tragedy we are all witnessing because we see things falling apart.

“The problem this time is not foreign pressure known as colonialism. The pressure instead is corruption and violence and attempts at control (of power).

“We need to call out the corruption, we need to use the powers that we have in this country to stop those who are profiting from the wealth of that great nation and hiding it here.

“Now some people will remember when general Gowon left Nigeria, he took half of the Central Bank, so it is said, and moved to London.

“We know today, even now in this great city of ours, there are sadly some people who have taken the wealth of Nigerian people and hidden their ill-gotten gains here.

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“We know that our banks sadly have been used for that profit or that illegal transfer of asset and that means that the UK is in a unique position in being able to actually do something to really exert pressure on those who have robbed Nigerians.”

Watch the video below (Gowon moved half of CBN to UK

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General Gowon ruled Nigeria between 1966 to 1975. He led Nigeria to defeat Biafran soldiers who under the leadership of Odumegwu Ojukwu wanted to break away.