An abusive man has broken the wrist of a lady who tried to stop him from beating his wife.

According to the lady identified as Mogbonjubola Awofolu, the man, Tobi came to her house to beat up his wife, when she tried stopping him, he carried her dressing mirror and threw it at her, and his action resulted in a broken wrist.

Sharing the photo of her broken wrist, the lady wrote ;

“On Friday 19th of June 2020 ,A particular guy named Tobi came to my house to beat up his wife in my house, precisely my room ,the wife is my goddaughter and that wasn’t her first time of coming to my house with his consent even with their children , throughout the lockdown for 2month his wife and children was in my house,on that faithful day he said she was rude to her and she wanted to discipline her ,I told him it can’t be in my house and presence that you will be beating your wife even if you have being doing that.the next thing I saw was that he carried my dressing mirror stool and told me if I interfere that he was going to do what I won’t like to me .the next thing I saw was that he threw it at me and my wrist got broken and he still wasn’t remorseful he had to kick that same hand with his legs again , people inside was telling him to look at me that am injured he said he care less,instead of him begging he was bragging that his a cultist and he can kill me ,I told him I will get him arrested and he did if it’s in ikorodu I can’t get justice .I got my self treated and the next day which was on a Saturday I went to report at Igbogbo police station and he was already there bribing a particular police woman named bukky and they only told me to write statement and gave me a paper to take to the hospital.the atmosphere at the station was bad becos he knows them there .when he left the station he called me again to tell me hasn’t he told me I won’t get justice.now haven’t slept for 3days am in serious pain .he now dropped 12k for a lady that I should go and treat my self which I told the lady I won’t collect that all I want is justice.”

An abusive man has broken the wrist of a lady who tried to stop him from beating his wife.

According to the lady identified as Mogbonjubola Awofolu, the man, Tobi came to her house to beat up his wife, when she tried stopping him, he carried her dressing mirror and threw it at her, and his action resulted in a broken wrist.

Sharing the photo of her broken wrist, the lady wrote ;

“On Friday 19th of June 2020 ,A particular guy named Tobi came to my house to beat up his wife in my house, precisely my room ,the wife is my goddaughter and that wasn’t her first time of coming to my house with his consent even with their children , throughout the lockdown for 2month his wife and children was in my house,on that faithful day he said she was rude to her and she wanted to discipline her ,I told him it can’t be in my house and presence that you will be beating your wife even if you have being doing that.the next thing I saw was that he carried my dressing mirror stool and told me if I interfere that he was going to do what I won’t like to me .the next thing I saw was that he threw it at me and my wrist got broken and he still wasn’t remorseful he had to kick that same hand with his legs again , people inside was telling him to look at me that am injured he said he care less,instead of him begging he was bragging that his a cultist and he can kill me ,I told him I will get him arrested and he did if it’s in ikorodu I can’t get justice .I got my self treated and the next day which was on a Saturday I went to report at Igbogbo police station and he was already there bribing a particular police woman named bukky and they only told me to write statement and gave me a paper to take to the hospital.the atmosphere at the station was bad becos he knows them there .when he left the station he called me again to tell me hasn’t he told me I won’t get justice.now haven’t slept for 3days am in serious pain .he now dropped 12k for a lady that I should go and treat my self which I told the lady I won’t collect that all I want is justice.”

The house of representatives says Nigeria must reciprocate the attack on the country’s high commission in Ghana which it said was becoming a sad trend.

Speaking in Abuja on Tuesday, Femi Gbajabiamila, speaker of the house, said showing “diplomatic maturity” by merely demanding an apology will not address the issue.

TheCable had reported how armed men demolished the staff quarters of the high commission which is still under construction.

A Ghanaian monarch later claimed the plot of land where the structure is located belongs to his community and that it is being forcibly taken away from them.

When Geoffrey Onyema, minister of foreign affairs, appeared before the House committee on foreign affairs on Tuesday, the speaker said some African countries have attacked the Nigerian state while the country looks the other way in the name of “brotherhood”.

He said: “Reciprocity is a legitimate instrument in foreign policy. And we can employ it, because if such had happened here in Nigeria, the individual will first approach the court to enforce his rights, and I want to believe that Ghana is a democratic country where laws apply, but this person didn’t use the law to do this. So it’s purely a predetermined attack on the Nigerian state

“In terms of visibility and otherwise of the property, I want to say that it is trite to understand that all countries exist through their embassies in other countries.

“So for that reason, Nigeria was attacked by Ghana, because if anything happens in Ghana, it’s the Nigerian high commission that Nigerians will run to and get protection due to the diplomatic immunity that it enjoys.

”Others may say that this is a sibling rivalry that is going on between Nigeria and Ghana, and we did nothing, but we must take a stand because this has gone beyond court processes as the minister said.

“This diminishes Nigeria as a state because it’s not a land dispute between Nigeria and any individual, but a diplomatic dispute between Nigeria and Ghana, which should be handled accordingly, because the person who did this did it under the colour of their law.

“South Africa did it, we kept quiet; Ghana has done it, and still, we are not doing anything, but we want to show diplomatic maturity of asking for an apology and claim damages. If this had happened to the British high commission in Ghana, all hell would have been let loose. I’m telling you this as a matter of fact.”

Onyema earlier called for calm over the demolition, saying talks are in progress to resolve the matter.