Crime
IT WAS NOT INTENTIONAL! I stabbed my husband to death out of anger, says 23-year-old housewife
A woman who stabbed her husband to death in Lagos has narrated to a court in Lagos the circumstances that lead to her committing the crime.
Mrs. Damilola Ayeni stabbed her husband, Olumide, with a kitchen knife on the left side of his chest during an argument.
Olumide was rushed to the Lagos Island General Hospital, where he died from the injury.
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The embattled Damilola said that she did not set out to kill him but lost control due to anger and she stabbed him.
The incident happened at Gbamgboye Street, Lagos Island. She was arrested, taken to SCIID Panti, Yaba, Lagos and charged for murder.
Mrs. Damilola said that she had not come to terms with what really happened on that day and wished it never happened.
She recalled that their two years marriage with two children was characterized with crises on suspicions of infidelity and mistrust which resulted to constant quarrelling and fighting that eventually led to her husband’ s death.
She has been charged before the Ebute Metta Magistrates court and arraigned for murder.
The prosecutor, Inspector Mana Dauda, informed the court that it was a case of domestic violence that led to the death of the victim.
The Presiding Magistrate, Mrs. A.O Ajibade, did not take her plea and denied her bail. The court directed the prosecutor to duplicate the file and send to DPP for advice.
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Damilola may be tried at the High Court if the DPP finds her culpable and recommends her for a murder trial.
If she is found guilty, she may spend the rest of her life in prison.
The late Olumide hailed from Ondo State and was a staff of Lagos Island Hospital where he died. He was 36 years while the embattled wife was 23 years when the incident happened.
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