A 41-year-old man, Francis Uzo, has committed suicide after allegedly hacking his wife, Ozoemena, to death over unresolved issues in Enugu East Local Government Area of Enugu State.
The Police spokesperson, Ebere Amaraizu, said in Enugu on Wednesday that the tragic incident occurred on November 15 in their residence at Nchantancha-Nike area of the state.
Amaraizu said that on the fateful day, at about 12 noon, Okonkwo allegedly pounced on his wife over a yet-to-be established issue and inflicted several machete cuts on her.
He added that the woman lost several pints of blood before she was taken to hospital where she was confirmed dead by the doctor on duty.
The police spokesperson said that when the police arrived at the residence of the couple to arrest the husband, they found his lifeless on the floor.
Amaraizu said he was rushed to the Annunciation Hospital, Emene for medical attention, but was also confirmed dead.
He said that the remains of the husband and his wife had been deposited at the mortuary for autopsy.
He said that the homicide department of the police had commenced investigation into the unfortunate incident.

PIC. 11. THE ANTI-TERRORISM SQUAD FROM THE POLICE BASE 3 IN RIVERS AND DSS
OPERATIVES BARRICADING THE ACCESS TO THE SHARKS STADIUM, VENUE OF THE PDP NATIONAL
CONVENTION IN
PORT HARCOURT ON WEDNESDAY (17/8/16).
IT WOULD BE RECALLED THAT THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT SITTING IN PORT HARCOURT IN A
JUDGMENT ON TUESDAY RULED THAT POLICE AND DSS SHOULD PROVIDE SECURITY FOR THE
NATIONAL CONVENTION. THE COURT ALSO DECLARED THAT ITS JUDGMENT OF 4TH JULY, 2016
VALIDATING THE NATIONAL CARETAKER COMMITTEE OF THE PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC PARTY REMAINS
VALID AND SUBSISTING UNTIL VACATED BY THE COURT OF APPEAL.
HOWEVER, JUSTICE OKON ABANG OF ANOTHER HIGH COURT GAVE A RULING TUESDAY EVENING IN
ABUJA STOPPING THE CONVENTION BUT LAWYERS EMPHASISED THAT A RULING IS LESS
EFFECTIVE THAN A JUDGMENT.
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