Another Jungle Justice: A Girl from Ibadan allegedly stabs a boy to death for trying to abuse her.

Another Jungle Justice: A Girl from Ibadan allegedly stabs a boy to death for trying to abuse her.

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Read her side of the incident from what she told Punch NewsPaper:

1. She said they chatted on facebook and that he told her that he was also living at Ologuneru, and had asked her to meet him at a junction so that she could know his place.
2. One day, my mother came home and told me that she saw my friend, Funmbi, and that they had also moved to Ologuneru.
3. I started running round the sitting room and he was pursuing me. “He went to the kitchen and brought a knife, warning me not to waste his time.
4. As he moved closer, I perceived a strong smell of alcohol, then I knew he was drunk. “I asked again: ‘AY, are you drunk? ’ he replied that he was not drunk, saying he meant what he said.
5. Onyinye, who is currently being held at the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Iyaganku, Ibadan, pending investigation, narrated her story to Tribune and she said: I am from Nkwele Ogidi in Anambra.
6. I also told him I was having my menses but he said I should allow him to do what he wanted to do, saying that if his friends should meet me in the house, they would take their turns with me.
7. Throughout the struggling, no one responded among his neighbours, though he had earlier said that no one would respond to me as they regard the occupants of his flat as ‘Dons’ who are dreaded. “I reported at home and we went to the police station to report.
8. Reacting to the story, the Assistant Commissioner of police in charge of the Criminal Investigation Department, Iyaganku, ACP Dasuki Galadanchi said the matter was still being investigated.
9. It was in the morning that it was seen clearly that the knife pierced his heart. ” Sunday Tribune gathered that the deceased’s mother had been so distraught about his death that she had been calling for justice to be done to her son’s killer.
10. We started discussing about school days again and he then went to the kitchen and offered me water.
11. I told her that I could not recollect the name so she went alone.
12. I even thought he was joking, and I replied that ‘is that what we came here to do? ’ but he told me he was very serious.
13. In April this year, she came to me and asked if I remembered Ayobami, who was popularly called Ewizzy.
14. She narrated further: “He came back and locked the front door with a padlock.
15. I told him I was o. k. and he went into the kitchen again.
16. When I asked why, he said the lock on the front door was bad so he locked it with a padlock.
17. I told him I could not date him and he replied that if I could not date him.
18. My parents moved to our personal house at Ologuneru community in Ibadan, so I lost contact with my friends.
19. I told him to open the door for me to leave but he said I was not going anywhere.
20. I started pleading but he did not yield. “The next thing he did was to pull off his trousers and I knew I was in trouble because I could see he was aroused.
21. I called him back and while chatting, I told him that day was my birthday.
22. Police investigations also revealed that the man Ayobami was living with in the flat was not related to him.
23. He opened the front door and I went in.
24. We relived our secondary school days and he later requested for my number since we were living in the same area.
25. The next time she wanted to go there, she asked me to follow her.
26. We left and not too long after, he called me, saying that he had been calling Funmbi’s number but it was switched off.
27. On my birthday on May 5, I went to help a lady in our neighbourhood after coming back from church.
28. The deceased (Ayobami) was my mate in secondary school, as well as my friend Funmbi.
29. I finished from Saint Gabriel Commercial Secondary School, Mokola, Ibadan, in 2011.
30. He asked where I was and I said Ologuneru, he then asked me to join him at Ologuneru junction.

source(Punch 2013)