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Photo Of Mechanic Who Butchered His Wife And Set Himself On Fire In Abia
The face of the man who reportedly killed his wife before setting himself on fire has been revealed.
A photo showing the man who allegedly committed suicide two days by setting himself on fire after reportedly butchering his wife in Abia state has emerged.
The late mechanic simply identified only as Ejike, had a misunderstanding with his wife so he allegedly used a machete to hack her in Ezere, in the Isiukwuato local government area of Abia state.
Villagers helped rescue Ejikeâs wife during the attack and rushed her to the hospital where her condition is critical.
Report had it that Ejike, fearing that his wife may not survive the attack, went into his car where there was a container of fuel, poured it on himself after a moment of sitting there deep in thought, and set himself on fire with a match.
Efforts by passersby to douse the flames and rescue him were unsuccessful.
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