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Nawa oo… Imagine what happened to this young man on his way back from work… 😳😳😳
After closing from work today, he headed home which is the most logical thing to do after a stressful day.
His friend dropped me off at Dantata bridge some meters away from City Gate and he boarded another vehicle to Lugbe, Abuja.
However, he was seating at the backseat innocently with his till a group of 4 guys stopped their vehicle to board.
His instincts were too strong that he did not want to seat with them at the back seat. He moved to manage with the guy in the front seat.
When they got to Opposite Dan Oil along that Airport highway, these fugitives screamed to drop down. The innocent driver cleared just by the highway and the worst happened.
These four guys were high on whatever… They pounced on him immediately probably because he knotted a tie and looked too gentle.
A few minutes to this incident his instincts made him drop his phone in his bag with his wallet in his palm.
They reached out for his wallet, and bag but he just could not afford to let go as the bag contains literally his valuables.
As a follow up, they brought out two scary daggers and were coming for his eye. In a reflex induced manner he diverted the knife and immediately used the car’s door in his defence.
He did this spontaneously and that was how these fiery guys fell into the gutter with the door while the driver zoomed off.
The driver being an aged Hausa man and a good man by all standards. He was so shocked that he started screaming!!
If not for the driver’s ability to zoom off when he pushed those guys into the gutter, he would have been used for suya this night but God delivered him.
This is how these scary guys snatch away people’s lives and properties; this is a call to everyone- to be vigilant and sensitive these days. The security situation in Nigeria is becoming unbearable… As long as these scary guys are roaming the streets, no one is safe. Therefore, it is everyone’s due diligence to be security conscious…
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Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Kenya, have arrested a 38-year-old married man over the brutal murder of his girlfriend.
The suspect, Evans Karani is accused of murdering 25-year-old Catherine Nyokabi in Witeithie area, Juja in Kiambu County.
Juja Sub-County Directorate of Criminal Investigations Officer (DCIO), Richard Mwaura, who confirmed the incident on Friday, April 16, said the suspect attempted to discard Nyokabi’s body on Wednesday but his efforts were thwarted by mud.
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While transporting Nyokabi’s body in his car, Karani’s vehicle got stuck in mud on Bob Harris road in Juja, forcing him to flee, leaving the body and car behind, the DCI said.
Police, who arrived at the scene following a report by locals, verified the car ownership from the National Transport and Safety Authority’s Registrar of Motor Vehicles.
A hunt for Karani was, consequently, launched by a multi-agency team comprising police, DCI officers and the agency’s Crime Research and Intelligence Bureau (CRIB) officer
On Friday morning, April 16, detectives, via phone signal, tracked down Karani to his rented house in Githurai Kimbo area, where they arrested the suspect.
The authorities said Nyokabi’s body had been burnt using a corrosive chemical.
“She was badly disfigured. Besides the burn injuries, she had bruises on the face and head. It appears she was tortured before being killed,” a detective told The Standard.
Authorities said the suspect confessed to killing Nyokabi, a hotel worker in Kahawa Wendani, following a bitter conflict, which they had been embroiled in for the past two weeks.
Karani, who is married, reportedly told police Nyokabi was his secret lover.
The deceased’s father, Gitonga Njogu, told The Standard that initial reports suggested his daughter, the first born in a family of four children, died in a road accident.
“On Facebook, certain people were claiming my child was killed in a car crash in Juja. However, when we got to see her body at the City Mortuary, we were shocked. The visible injuries clearly indicated Nyokabi’s cause of death was not a road accident as had been alleged,” said Njogu.
“My girl (Nyokabi) was hard-working, cheerful and very loving. Her future was promising,” said Njogu while attempting to balance a tear in his eyes.
The old man said Nyokabi had, in the past, introduced Karani to him as her suitor.
“I knew them to be lovers. Just like in any other relationship, they had differences, which I would help them iron out. Two weeks ago, my daughter said she and Karani had broken up. I told her, it was okay; she shouldn’t cling onto a relationship in which she was unhappy. That was the last time I heard of the suspect.”
Karani will be arraigned on Monday, April 19, when detectives would seek to detain him longer to allow for investigations to be completed.
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