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Inherited Wife Kills Policeman

The late Monday Aigbologa

By Oluwole Adeboye & Olatunji Obasa

The late Monday Aigbologa

A traffic warden attached to Ijora Divisional Headquarters, Lagos State, South-West, Nigeria, has been killed by the wife he inherited from his late elder  brother.

The deceased, Mr. Monday Aigbologa, 56, a native of Edo State until his death, resided in a room and a parlour at 10, Mosalasi Alao Street, Agege, Lagos with  his wife, Mrs. Juliana Aigbologa.

P.M.NEWS investigation revealed that on Sunday, 26 December, the deceased and his wife ate and slept together after watching a Yoruba programme at 11pm. And  when it was morning around 5 am on Monday, one of the deceased’s children Sunday who slept in the parlour took his father’s mobile phone to him when it rang  only to discover that the room where his father slept had been locked with a padlock.

When he eventually opened the door, he saw the body of his father in his own blood with machete cuts all over his body while his wife had escaped.

According to one of the deceased’s children, Aina Aigbologa, 25, “my father inherited this woman after the death of his elder brother.  My late daddy had  divorced my mother and this woman has no child for my dad.

“I don’t live with them, I stay in Mile 12. On that day the ugly incident happened, my younger brother called to inform me on phone. I never believed dad  would just go like that.”

P.M.NEWS also learnt from a source, who craved for anonymity that the runaway wife also killed her first husband.

“The woman is wicked, she is troublesome. Can you believe that her late first husband also died when she just touched his chest after a minor quarrel and the  man died like that.”

Sources said the fleeing Juliana and Aigbologa are always quarrelling over domestic issues. However, it could not be ascertained at press time what caused  the tragic incident.

Policemen from Pen-Cinema Division have visited the scene. The corpse has been deposited at Isolo General Hospital.

Police investigation into the incident continues.

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