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Graphic Photo Of Man Whose Hand Was Chopped Off By Brother During Fight On Christmas Day In Bayelsa
A violent fight between two brothers has resulted in one having his hand chopped off in Bayelsa.
A man has left many people in shock after he cut off his brother’s hand during a violent clash between them on Tuesday, December 25th at Otatubu in Nembe local government area in Bayelsa state.
It was gathered that the siblings had a misunderstanding with each other which later degenerated into a serious fight.
The injured man whose hand was cut off allegedly carried a small knife in an attempt to stab his brother but failed.
The brother went home and came back with a cutlass which he allegedly used in chopping off his sibling’s left hand.
The wounded man was rushed to the hospital where he was treated.
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