Connect with us

Crime Africa

PHOTOS: Woman allegedly stabs her husband twice in his sleep

Published

on

A woman allegedly stabbed her husband twice while he was sleeping because she suspected him of having a side chic.

Facebook user Chinonso Chibuogwu claimed the incident happened in Owerri, Imo state. He added that the victim is his friend.

He said the wife of Mr Jude Mmadu suspected him of infidelity so she stabbed him twice while he was asleep. He managed to wake up and escaped before she could harm him further.

Sharing graphic photos of the injured husband in the hospital, Chinonso Chibuogwu wrote: “Hmmm! Just visited my friend Mr Jude mmadu from FMC owerri this morning. His wife tried to kill him because she suspected that he has a side chic somewhere. Thank God after stabbing him twice as he was sleeping, he managed to wake up and escape.”

 

Woman in Imo state allegedly stabs her husband twice in his sleep because she suspected him of having a side chic (graphic photos)

 

He added: “Just yesterday I talked about it. Nd? husband be careful this year because the spirit of ‘stabbing’ is seriously roaming about and those about to marry, you better put it on hold first (maka nd? g?) till we’re able to organise special prayer for this new development. ??

 

“I know cheating is not the only sin in this world and men are not the only people cheating,,, don’t allow yourself to be used(the stabbers) because of what follows it. Cheaters and Stabbers Beware!!!”

Woman in Imo state allegedly stabs her husband twice in his sleep because she suspected him of having a side chic (graphic photos)

Woman in Imo state allegedly stabs her husband twice in his sleep because she suspected him of having a side chic (graphic photos)

Woman in Imo state allegedly stabs her husband twice in his sleep because she suspected him of having a side chic (graphic photos)

Woman in Imo state allegedly stabs her husband twice in his sleep because she suspected him of having a side chic (graphic photos)

Got a news item to share with us or an enquiry/complaint to make? Send an email to thepressradio@gmail.com

 

Source: lindaikeji’sblog.com

Verified by MonsterInsights