32 Year Old Lagos Banker Allegedly Tortures, Kills 28 Year Old Wife With Insecticide The Lagos State Police Command has arrested a 32-year-old bank worker, Olaoluwa Adejo, following the death of his 28-year-old wife, Maureen. The incident happened at their home on Peluola Street, Oworonshoki, in the Bariga area of the state. Adejo, a Lagos indigene was alleged to have tortured his wife of five years with a belt, as well as cutting her with a machete. Their five-year- old son, Richard, in whose presence the incident reportedly happened, told Punch that his father also forced a local insecticide, otapiapia, down the throat of his mother. “I am Richard Adejo . I am five years old. My daddy beat my mummy with a belt; machete her here (shows arms ), machete her here (shows legs ). “He used the belt on her here (points at face); forced my mummy to drink otapiapia (insecticide). My daddy took my mummy away. Also speaking with the newspaper, the victim’s mother, Mrs....
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