The woman also stabbed another of her children with a broken bottle in the hand which led to the victim’s hospitalisation.
The Ogun State Police Command has arrested
a 45-year-old single mother, Kafayat Lawal, for allegedly stabbing her 17-year-old daughter with a piece of broken bottle.
The State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abimbola Oyeyemi, who
disclosed this in a statement on Friday, said the suspect locked her two daughters in a room where she beat and injured them with a broken bottle.
Oyeyemi stated Kafayat was consequently arrested following an information
received by the Divisional Police Officer, Ogijo Divisional headquarters,
CSP Mohammed Baba.
According to him, “Upon information, the DPO mobilised his men and moved to the scene where the two victims were
rescued and taken to hospital for treatment before one of them gave up the ghost.
On interrogation, the suspect who claimed to have separated from her husband nine years ago informed the police that her two daughters left home during the Sallah and didn’t ratirn till the her two daughters left home during the Sallah and didn’t return till the
following day.
“This infuriated her, and when she wanted to beat them, people around pleaded on their behalf and she left them, only for them to go out again the
following day and passed the night outside. It was the annoyance that made her lock them inside and injured them both with a broken bottle.
“The older one Blessing Adekoya 19 was injured on the hand, while her younger sister Ayomide was stabbed on the chest and unfortunately gave up the ghost while receiving treatment”
“The older one Blessing Adekoya 19 was injured in the hand, while her younger sister Ayomide was stabbed on the chest and unfortunately gave up the ghost while receiving treatment.
The PPRO finally disclosed that the State Commissioner of Police, Edward Ajogun, has ordered the immediate transfer of the suspect to the homicide section of the state Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department for further investigation and diligent prosecution.
