How a wheelbarrow pusher stabs trader to death in Port Harcourt

Police is presently investigating the murder a 30-year-old man who was stabbed to death yesterday. The incident happened at Fruit Market, Oil Mill, Rumuokwurusi, Port Harcourt.

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According to eyewitness account, the deceased who was identified simply as Higightor Wenem asked a wheelbarrow pusher to remove his barrow from his space so he could sample his wares.

But the barrow busher refused, and the two men started fighting. I a twinkle of an eye the barrow man drew a dagger and stabbed Higightor dead in cold blood. He was rushed to Military Hospital where he was confirmed dead.

The spokesperson of Rivers State Command, CSP Grace Iringe-Koko, confirmed the incident to newsmen.

It was gathered that the two fighters are from Hausa and Benue communities in the state. The ugly development has since put many to flight as the police has confirmed having arrested the murderer.

Life sentence for Beauty Queen for killing this cute boy

This girl killed her boyfriend’s 18-month-old son. Her name is Trinity Poague – a 20-year-old former beauty Queen from Georgia in the United States.

The cute boy, Romeo Angeles, was found dead on January 14 2024 on the Georgia Southwestern State University campus, according to Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI).

That time, Poague was a student there, living with her boyfriend. Police had arrested her and have since conducted investigations.

When the Poague’s motive for killing the little Angeles was unravelled it was both petty and shocking. She killed the little boy because she wanted to have a baby of her own for her boyfriend.

Making his verdict on Friday, Judge W. James Sizemore Jr. of the Southwestern Circuit Court of Georgia said he didn’t believe in talking too much. Without hesitation, he handed Poague life imprisonment.

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“The bottom line is you’re going to receive a sentence of life in prison, which is the appropriate sentence for the conduct that you have been convicted of,” he said.