Connect with us

Education

University Of Ibadan First Class Graduate Beaten To Death For Stealing Bread

Ebimotimi, who studied Business Administration, was killed in the early hours of Sunday at Honeyhill Tombia Bayelsa State.

Published

on

Ibadan
The UI First Class student

A first class graduate of the University of Ibadan, Opuofoni Freeborn Ebimotimi, has allegedly been beaten to death in Bayelsa state for stealing bread.

VerseNews Nigeria reports that according to Peoples’ 93.1FM in Yenagoa, Ebimotimi, who studied Business Administration, was killed in the early hours of Sunday at Honeyhill Tombia Bayelsa State.

Ebimotimi who was a native of Korokorosei community in Southern Ijaw Local Government area had allegedly stolen from one of the small business owners in the community. An alarm was raised, which forced an angry mob to pounce on Ebimotimi.

DON’T MISS:

Advertisement

His younger sister, Idisemi Opuofoni Freeborn said neighbors and friends who saw the incident rushed to the scene and pleaded with the angry youths to allow him to live, promising to pay for the bread in double folds, but the angry youths reportedly declined the plea and killed him.

According to Idisemi, life has been unfair to them since the demise of their father, adding that hunger led him to steal bread. She said: “We are seven in our family and life has been hard after our father died. I wrote WAEC since 2019 and has not been able to proceed to the University because of funds

Stay ahead with VerseNews. Get the latest breaking news, insightful analysis, and trending stories. Your go-to source for timely updates and unbiased reporting.

Advertisement
Click to comment

You must be logged in to post a comment Login

Leave a Reply

WATCH: Nigeria Newspaper Headline Today

Apply For Latest Job Openings

Trending

54 Individuals 54 Individuals
News4 hours ago

IPOB Issues Global Directive Over Nnamdi Kanu’s Medical, Legal Support (Full Details)

IPOB has issued an internal memo calling for global support for Nnamdi Kanu’s medical treatment and legal defence.

happy valentines day happy valentines day
Relationship4 hours ago

Happy Valentine: 120 Valentine’s Day Love Messages for Your Wife, Husband, Boyfriend, Girlfriend, Love Ones

Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to express what words often fail to say. These heartfelt love messages will help...

Kanu and Igboho Kanu and Igboho
Politics15 hours ago

Sunday Igboho Urges Nnamdi Kanu to Seek Dialogue With Tinubu

Sunday Igboho has praised Nnamdi Kanu for cancelling the Monday sit-at-home in the South-East and urged the IPOB leader to...

UK Home visa UK Home visa
World News15 hours ago

UK to End Physical Visa Documents, Introduce eVisas for Eligible Visitors

The UK has announced a shift to digital immigration records, with visa-required visitors set to receive eVisas instead of physical...

Police Police
News16 hours ago

Imo Police Dismiss Three Officers Over Kidnapping, Robbery

Three officers of the Imo State Police Command have been dismissed and detained over alleged kidnapping and armed robbery.

inec amupitan inec amupitan
Politics16 hours ago

INEC Proposes Nearly ₦874bn Budget for 2027 General Elections

INEC has proposed a ₦873.778 billion budget for the 2027 general elections, separate from its ₦171 billion 2026 operational budget,

INECVerseNewsNG15 INECVerseNewsNG15
Politics20 hours ago

INEC Releases Timetable for 2027 General Elections, Sets Dates For Presidential And Governorship Elections

INEC has fixed the presidential and National Assembly elections for early 2027...

cbn bouquet cbn bouquet
Entertainment2 days ago

CBN Bans ‘Money Bouquets Ahead of Valentine’s Day 2026, Threatens 6 Months Jail

The Central Bank of Nigeria has warned that using naira notes for Valentine’s Day “money bouquets” and decorative gifts amounts...

enugu bet9ja enugu bet9ja
News3 days ago

Enugu Govt Shuts Down Bet9ja Operations in the State

The Enugu State Government has sealed the offices and outlets of Bet9ja operator, KC Gaming Networks...

us troops us troops
News3 days ago

BREAKING: US Sends 200 Troops to Nigeria to Boost Fight Against Islamist Militants

The United States has deployed about 200 troops to Nigeria to train local forces and strengthen counterterrorism efforts, officials say.

Advertisement