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Video Of Moment UNILAG Student Stabbed Super TV CEO To Death In Hotel

UNILAG student has confessed to stabbing Super TV CEO to death.

News Online reports that a 21-year-old undergraduate of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Chidinma Ojukwu, has narrated how she stabbed the Chief Executive Officer of Super TV, Usifo Ataga, to death in the Lekki area of Lagos State, Nigeria’s commercial city.

 

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This online news platform understands that the UNILAG student spoke at the Lagos State Police Command headquarters in Ikeja on Thursday after she was paraded as a suspect by the state Commissioner of Police, Hakeem Odumosu.

 

CP Odumosu said Ojukwu was arrested at her parents’ residence in the Yaba area of the state on Wednesday night.

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Miss Ojukwu, a 300-level student of Mass Communication, said she had been in a romantic relationship with 50-year-old Ataga for about four months before the ugly incident occurred on June 15, 2021, at a Short Service Apartment, situated at No 19, Adewale Oshin Street, Lekki, Phase 1, Lagos.

 

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The UNILAG student said she and Ataga were “having fun” when an argument broke out and she stabbed him twice.

 

A remorseful Miss Ojukwu said, “We were in the lodge smoking. He was trying to make advances on me. I was tired and he became violent on it. I let him have his way. Towards afternoon, he ordered roofies. We took it together and ate food. He became high. I was still not happy with the first one (sex) that we had, so, I was staying on my own, smoking and drinking. He, too, was on his own.

 

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“He came to me and I was like I am not happy with what he did. I was like, ‘You don’t help me, you don’t assist me with anything, you are just playing with me around’. He was like, ‘Take my ATM and withdraw what you want’.”

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Watch the video of Super TV CEO in a pool of blood after he was stabbed by the UNILAG student

 

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The UNILAG student, ashamed, couldn’t look directly into the camera, as she said, “He later became violent trying to get to me and I was resisting and defending myself. At some point, he hit my head on the wall and I also retaliated.

 

“At some point, he was chasing me around the kitchen cabinet. I took a knife and stabbed his neck. I approached the door and he followed me. I stabbed him twice on the neck side. I threw the knife to the bed and he was going for it but I also went for it. He dragged the knife with me and it broke and he fell on the floor.”

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The UNILAG student also disclosed that after stabbing the late CEO, she withdrew N380,000 from his account using his ATM card.

NewsOnline Nigeria

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