Man stabbed to death by his wife’s lesbian partner in Anambra 

A man identified as Ikechukwu Onuma popularly known as Ayaaya Onye-Obodo, has been stabbed to death by his wife lesbian partner identified as Ebele Onochie, in Onitsha, Anambra state.

The deceased was a staff of the College of Health in Onitsha, and was said to have returned home unannounced and caught his wife in bed making love.

“It was gathered that the incident happened at the deceased residence, along Ogboli road, Onitsha, Anambra State, on Tuesday, at 9:20 pm.

“They got married in 2019, unknown to him that his wife is a lesbian, and had been keeping a female sex partner.

“The lady was said to have quickly attacked the man with a kitchen knife, stabbing him to death, during an argument, in a bid to silence the deceased.

The Anambra State Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Mr Ikenga Tochukwu, who confirmed the incident said the suspect is already in custody.

According to the police spokesperson, “We have a suspect in custody and the Commissioner of Police CP Echeng Echeng has ordered immediate transfer of the case to State CID for a proper investigation.

“Preliminary investigation revealed that the suspect stabbed the victim on the chest. He was rushed to the hospital before he was confirmed dead by the doctor on duty.”

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