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TRAGEDY: Couple kill each other over allegations of infidelity

The FrontierThe FrontierFebruary 18, 2025 5751 Minutes read0

A couple have reportedly killed themselves over allegations of infidelity in Ado-Ekiti, the Ekiti State capital.

The incident happened today around Igirigiri road , Odo Ado area of the state capital, reports Nigerian Tribune.

It was gathered that the deceased husband, identified as Caleb who is said to be a police officer in the state was accused by his wife of infidelity.

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A source in the area told our correspondent that the couple with four children was said to be having constant misunderstanding before today’s incident.

The source said, ” the man who is an Assistant Superintendent of Police, and his wife have been battling with marital misunderstanding over allegations of infidelity.

“So, it was one of such misunderstandings that led to the fight between them this morning.

“The wife attacked the man first by using a knife to cut husband’s manhood and the man in his pool of blood and being a police officer, struggled to machete the wife to death.

“Both of them died on the spot and there were nothing neighbours and passers-by could do at that stage.”

When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) SP Abutu Sunday confirmed the incident, adding that, “investigation has commenced to know the actual cause of their death.”

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