Hannah Okurabe after the assault. Image: Punch |
I once had a funny colleague who was a choirmaster in a prominent church
in a famous town in Ogun State. Highly dexterous on the church organ, major
church services could not start without him being present.
Like most choirmasters are known to be, this colleague was very popular
with the ladies. In his mischievous moments, he would often exclaim that women
could not resist his fantastic organ.
I remembered this colleague when I read the story of three ladies who
viciously fought and wounded each other over a choirmaster, one Joseph Unuigbe,
who incidentally, is married.
Temitope Abigeal and Temitope Remi were on Tuesday arraigned before a
Chief Magistrate’s Court in Ebute Meta on a three count charge of conspiracy,
assault and causing grievous harm.
Abigeal (26) and Remi (28), both choristers at a Cherubim and Seraphim
church at Progressive Road, Ebute Meta, were said to have assaulted Hannah
Okurabe (18) with razor blades at Abule Nla junction, a few metres away from
the church.
A father of two, Unuigbe is married to Folashade, who is also a member
of the same church.
But the fact that the lover boy is married did not seem to matter to the
duo of Abigeal and Remi who on March 17 allegedly accosted Okurabe and cut her on
her cheek, eyelid, left ear and back of her neck.
Although the Magistrate, Mrs. M. O. Tanimola, admitted the suspects to
bail in the sum of N200, 000 each in like sum the two women are currently cooling
their heels at the Kirikiri Minimum Prison because they could not immediately
perfect the terms of their bail.
They are to produce two responsible sureties who are gainfully employed
and with evidence of tax payments to the state government in the last three
years. The sureties are also required to be relatives of the defendants and
their addresses are to be verified.
Just how fantastic is this choirmaster’s organ to warrant all this
trouble?
1 comment:
Alagba John, hum, you really made me remember him with his organ. Many ladies always love to enjoy the sweetness of the melodies of organists
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