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Police nab man over murder of sugar mummy
The Delta State Police Command has detained one Akpoveta School student who admitted to killing his lover, Glory Akpaku, for N100,000.
Bright Edafe, the state police public relations officer, confirmed this in a post accompanied by a video uploaded on his X handle on Tuesday.
The suspect alleged that after the deceased promised to give him the money when she returned from the market, he threatened her with revealing their secret connection to her child, which enraged her and caused Glory to say she would no longer give him the money.
The post read, “I share stories like this so we can learn from the mistakes of others.
“So, this suspect, Akpoveta School, allegedly murdered his sugar mummy, Glory Akpaku, over her failure to give him back the money she was helping him save.
“When asked why he did, he said, ‘Na devil work’ please watch and share.”
When questioned about the murder, Akpoveta admitted to stabbing her three times in the back, neck, and stomach.
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