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Man killed himself after hacking wife to death

The Enugu State Police Command on Friday commenced investigations to unravel why Francis Uzo, had to kill himself after hacking his wife to death in Emene, near Enugu.

Ebere Amaraizu, said in a statement
“The couple was reported to have been living happily until Wednesday when Francis was alleged to have murdered his 40-year-old wife, Mrs. Ozoemena Uzo.
“Francis was also alleged to have killed himself after the incident,’’ Mr. Amaraizu said in the statement.

“It was gathered that on that day at noon, Mr. Uzo had allegedly pounced on his wife over a yet-to-be-established issue and inflicted several degrees of injuries on her.
“The injuries allegedly brought about serious bleeding all over her body.
“She was later rushed to a hospital where she was confirmed dead by the doctor on duty.
“However, the husband of the deceased and alleged murderer was already in coma and could not talk before the arrival of police operatives.
“He was promptly rushed to Annunciation Hospital, Emene, for medical attention where he was later confirmed dead,’’


He said that the bodies of couple had been deposited at the Annunciation Hospital’s mortuary, Emene.

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