A woman in Ebonyi State, Chinenye Okoro, has killed her spouse Ifeanyi Okoro by pulling his manhood until he gave up, it has been alleged.
The incident was said to have happened following a misunderstanding between the partners.
The reason for the quarrel was could not be ascertained as the suspect fled the scene of the incident, but her mother, Roseline Okoro, who reportedly witnessed the event, was arrested by police.
The incident happened on March 29 in Akaeze community, Ivo Local Government Area of the state.
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Police spokesman, Loveth Odah confirmed the incident, saying that the case was incidented at the Ivo police division.
In a statement released by the spokesperson of the state police command, Loveth Odah, the suspect allegedly killed the deceased by pulling his manhood during an argument at their home in Akaeze community in the Ivo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State on Tuesday, March 31. The statement reads
”On 31/03/2020, at about 11 am, one Rose-John ‘f’ in company with one Sunday Ngwoke ‘m’ reported at Ivo Police Division that while she was frying garri in her kitchen, she saw one Chinenye Okoro run across her compound and jumped the fence, which got her attention.
“That she decided to find out what happened in the neighbouring compound, only to see the lifeless body of one Ifeanyi Okoro (aka Nwaogbi), lying on the ground in front of his doorpost.
Following the report, police detectives quickly mobilized to the scene, rushed the victim to Marthama Hospital, Akaeze, Ivo LGA for medical treatment and he was confirmed dead by a medical practitioner on duty. The body was deposited at Izunna Mortuary Services Ltd, for preservation and autopsy.
Investigations revealed that the deceased was a boyfriend to Chinenye Okoro and that the two lovers had a misunderstanding and as a result, the girlfriend (Chinenye) pulled the deceased’s manhood, which allegedly led to his death.
However, effort is on to arrest the principal suspect and the case is under investigation after which suspect(s) would be charged to court for prosecution”.
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