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BLOODY WIFE BATTERING:NIGERIAN MAN BEATS WIFE TO DEATH FOR ALLEGED INFIDELITY



34 YEARS-OLD MAN, whose name was given as Mr.Nkem Iheanacho,has killed his wife as he went physical with her for alleged extra-marital affairs with men in town.Nkem Iheanacho,our correspondent learnt was the younger brother of Nigeria’s former minister of Interior      Affairs, Navy Capt. Emmanuel Iheanacho(Rtd)
The incident occurred in the month of May, 2013, at about 12Midnight in their residence; No.3 Calvary Street,Mebano Area,Lagos State. According to a close-door-neighbour who pleaded anonymity, it has been quite a long time,Mr Iheanacho started accusing his wife of having extra-marital affairs with men in the town. The couple have always had quarrel, especially whenever the wife returns late, from where she sells clothing materials. It has been a long-standing case between them.
‘’On that fateful day, it was 12midnight when fighting ensued between Nkem and his wife, Regina in their apartment. The man gave her a beating and there she collapsed. We tried rushing her to the nearest hospital. But on reaching the clinic, doctors on duty, confirmed Mrs. Regina Iheanacho dead. And from there, she was taken to the mortuary that early morning.’’
Another neighbour, who would not want his names revealed, said:’ we know Mrs. Regina as a hardworking woman, patient and mild-tempered. She has been in good terms with everyone in our neighborhood here. But, her husband is a man you can hardly convince and understand. Never friendly!
Aminiya ,learnt that Mr.Nkem Iheanacho tried to calm the horrible situation, but the people around quickly reported the matter to the Nigerian Police,Yaba Divisional Headquarters, where he was detained before being arraigned at the Customary Court,Ebute Meta.On the day of hearing for the case , the judge,Mr.O.O. Olatunji, directed that the accused be remanded in Prison custody, pending when the police must have finish investigation into the matter. The case was adjourned till the end of June.
On resumption, at the court, the presiding judge, Mr.O.O.Olatunji, granted the accused bail in the sum of N200, 000(Two hundred thousand naira) with two sureties, each in the like sum.

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