Shocker! Man Eats With His Friend Before Hacking Him To Death Hours Later (Photo)

A former staff of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has been killed by his friend after a meal leaving many people in shock. 

TheCable has shared details of how the incident happened:  When Ibrahim Ajayi Allah (pictured), a retiree of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), relocated from Ogidi in Kogi state to Oke-Oyi near Ilorin in Kwara, little did he know that he would not see the end of the year.

The decline in his business had made him change location but unfortunately that turned out being a big mistake as he was hacked to death on Friday. 

According to a close friend of the deceased, Allah acquired eight hectares of land at Oke-Oyi where he developed a close relationship with the man suspected to have killed him.

He was always going in and out with the guy. In fact on the day of the murder, they were together and had lunch together before my friend was savagely axed to death at about 5pm,” Allah’s friend told TheCable. 

“When the police searched the guy’s house, they found my friend’s phone and other personal effects. He is said to have confessed to having killed my friend.” Speaking with TheCable, Modinat, the deceased’s wife who is based in Abuja, appealed to the police to get to the root of the matter in order not to let her husband die in vain. She said before he was murdered, she spoke with her husband on daily basis.

 Modinat said she became worried on Saturday when she did not get the usual morning call from her husband. She tried to reach him but his lines were unavailable and when the call finally went through, it was picked by a policeman who told her that her husband was involved in an accident.

 “He usually calls me in the morning. He called me on Friday morning. When I didn’t get his call on Saturday morning, I called his lines and none were reachable. Later, one rang and someone picked it and said my husband had an accident and that his phone was with the police and they asked me to come there. I linked them to my husband’s brother in Ilorin before I arrived there,” Modinat said.

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