Man 30 hacks lover to death......SEE PHOTO

Firstclass newsline that a middle aged man,aged 30years Richard Efiok,
has hacked his lover, Miss Udoh Bassey, to death following
misunderstanding over money.
Richard narrating the ugly incident while being paraded by the Cross
River State Police Command on Monday, Efiok, who is an indigene of
Ikot Ewa in Akpabuyo Local Government Area of the state said the
incident occured on May 22, 2015, adding "she actually paid me a
visit on that fateful night and we made love.
it was ín the morning, she begun a fight when I gave her N1, 000. She
broke a bottle and stabbed me on my head. I rushed into the kitchen,
brought a knife and stabbed her too. Neighbours later took her to a
nearby hospital where she was confirmed dead.
Similarly, 25 years old Cyril Etim Ojang, who allegedly beheaded a
vigilante member at Akamkpa Local Government Area of the state, is
also cooling his heels at the State Police facilities, Diamond Hill,
Calabar.
Ojang, who confessed to the crime said "one Friday, I went to one
compound in my community and stole. On Sunday, I went there again but
this time, I ran out of luck as people started pursuing me. I ran into
the bush but my assailants were not ready to give up the pursuit. At a
point, I hid myself somewhere in the bush, but one man, who I do not
know his name, found me there and used his matchet on me. At a point,
I over-powered him, collected his matchet and murdered him.
"I went home with the matchet with which I murdered the man, and told
my parents. My dad gave me transport fare and advised me to escape. I
escaped to Akwa Ibom State. But few weeks after, I was told that the
police had arrested my dad. Later, I was picked up by the police and
brought back here."
In his brief remarks, Commissioner of Police, Cross River State
Command, Mr Henry Fadairo, said since the commencement of intensive
clampdown on criminals in the state between December 2014 and August
this year, 150 suspects have been arrested including 14 hardened
criminals involved in various criminal acts.
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