A tragic incident in Abuja has left the community in shock as 34-year-old Chibuzor Aloh, a mother of four, reportedly died following a brutal assault by her partner of ten years, Hasan Yusuf Taiwo. The alleged domestic violence occurred in Zone 9, Lugbe, within the Federal Capital Territory.
According to neighbors, the couple had been cohabiting for a decade without formalizing their union through traditional rites. Reports indicate that Taiwo had a history of physically abusing Chibuzor, often over minor disagreements. The latest altercation reportedly stemmed from a dispute over a phone charger, during which Taiwo allegedly beat Chibuzor, causing her to hit her head against a wall and lose consciousness.…..CONTINUE READING
Witnesses claim that after the assault, Taiwo left Chibuzor unattended. It was their children who alerted neighbors to her condition. Despite efforts to revive her and administer self-medication at home, Chibuzor’s condition worsened, and she passed away before reaching the hospital. Taiwo reportedly fled the scene upon realizing the severity of the situation.
Chibuzor was known in the community for her industriousness, engaging in small-scale businesses such as snack making and laundry services to support her family. Neighbors expressed outrage over the incident, highlighting the prolonged abuse she endured. The family is calling for justice, urging authorities to apprehend Taiwo and ensure he faces the full weight of the law.
The Federal Capital Territory Police Command has confirmed awareness of the incident. Public Relations Officer ASP Miriam Yusuf stated that an investigation is underway to ascertain the circumstances surrounding Chibuzor’s death. The police have assured the public that justice will be served upon the conclusion of their inquiries.
Chibuzor Aloh’s untimely death underscores the pervasive issue of domestic violence in Nigeria. As the community mourns her loss, there is a renewed call for societal and governmental action to protect vulnerable individuals and prevent such tragedies from recurring.
