How Drunken Police Inspector Cut Off Wife’s Hand For Not Giving Him Money

How Drunken Police Inspector Cut Off Wife’s Hand For Not Giving Him Money

Pregnant Mother of Three Severely Injured as Police Inspector Husband Allegedly Cuts Off Her Hand A minor dispute over money turned into a nightmare for Mrs. Hauwa Shagari on Saturday, April 27th, 2024, when her Police Inspector husband, Ibrahim Shagari, reportedly severed her wrist, leaving her fighting for her life. The incident, sparked by financial disagreement, has prompted calls for justice from concerned observers.

Recounting the harrowing ordeal from her hospital bed at the Plateau Specialist Hospital, Mrs. Shagari expressed disbelief that a seemingly trivial disagreement with her intoxicated husband escalated to such a dire situation. According to her, the altercation began when her husband demanded back money he had given her to prepare soup, which she had already used. Despite complying, the situation worsened when he returned later, accompanied by older men, demanding more money.

As tensions escalated, Mrs. Shagari found herself at odds with her husband, who, in a drunken state, resorted to violence by wielding a cutlass. Neighbors intervened, but the situation quickly spiraled out of control, resulting in Mrs. Shagari sustaining a severe injury to her hand.

The swift actions of neighbors, who applied makeshift first aid and rushed her to the hospital, likely saved her life. Meanwhile, authorities have taken the perpetrator into custody, with an ongoing investigation into the incident.

Amidst calls for justice, prominent figures such as the State Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development, Caroline Darfur, and the State Chairperson of the Gender and Equal Opportunities Commission, Olivia Dazyam, have visited Mrs. Shagari in the hospital. They have also urged the State Commissioner of Police to ensure that the perpetrator faces the full consequences of his actions.

Darfur vehemently condemned the violent act, emphasizing the need for accountability and justice, particularly considering Mrs. Shagari’s vulnerable condition as a pregnant mother of three. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need to address domestic violence and ensure the safety and well-being of individuals, especially within marital relationships.

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