A thirty-two-year-old- man, Ezekiel Igbokwe, who met a man having an
affair with his wife on his matrimonial bed and murdered him, has been
detained by the Ogun State Police Command.
Igbokwe, self-employed, returning from a business trip met his wife,
Juliet, having sex with the deceased, Victor Olatundun, and a fight
broke out between the two. He later dealt machete blows on the intruder,
who fell down and died.Igbokwe and his wife, Juliet were among 20 other
suspects paraded by the state police command yesterday at the Police
Headquarters, Eleweran, Abeokuta.
Those paraded by the Police Commissioner, Mr. Ahmed Iliyasu, included
suspected cultists and armed robbers.Igbokwe, who has three kids with
his wife, told journalists that it was not his intention to kill the
deceased, but just wanted to wound him and report the case to the
police.His words: “It was not my intention to waste a soul like this. It is
Satan that pushed me. If I knew it would be like this, I would not have
done it. I didn’t know it would result to this. My aim was to just wound
him and go to the police station and make a report.”
Mrs. Igbokwe, 28 on her part, disclosed that her husband had not been
taking care of her and the children, saying whenever they quarreled, he
would travel for months before coming back.
She disclosed that she started having affairs with the deceased a
month ago but had known him for six months. She added that she regretted
her action and pleaded with the government to be lenient with her “so
that I will take care of my three kids.”
The Police also paraded a fake soldier, Rilwan Abubakar, 23, for
extorting money from motorists. The exhibits recovered from him are
Nigerian armed forces identity card, army cap, army colour watch and
army chain.
Abubakar said it was one Abdullahi Abubakar that helped him with all
the exhibits.The police boss, however, warned all criminals in the state
to relocate, saying Ogun was no longer safe for them. He disclosed that
all the cases would be thoroughly investigated and the suspects charged
to court.
Source:guardian
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