Husband Beats His Wife to the State of Trauma for having Her Donations on MMM
Ogenyi, has been beaten to stupor
by her angry husband for allegedly
investing the family’s saving in
Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox,
otherwise known as MMM.
DAILY POST gathered that problem
ensued between the couple, who
resides on Balogun Street, Iyana
Ipaja area of Lagos Sunday
afternoon, after the husband
returned from a trip to his
hometown in Benue and discovered
that the family saving box was
missing.
On inquiry from his son, Oche, the
father was informed that the mother
went out with her friend around
4pm and had not returned.
The husband who works as a driver
with one of the commercial
transport companies later found the
saving box broken and empty in the
wardrobe.
A co-tenant informed our reporter
that on her return, the woman was
shocked to see the husband as he
was not expected home until month
end due to the nature of his job.
According to the eyewitness, the
husband inquired to know who
broke the saving box but the wife
could not give him any satisfactory
answer.
“When the husband threatened to
beat the wife if she fails to tell him
who broke the box, she accepted
breaking the box and investing the
money into MMM. She thought she
could get 30 per cent of her income
and replace the money before the
husband could return,” the source
said.
The source said the husband had
saved the money, over N86, 000, for
their new accommodation.
Angered by her action, the husband
descended on the wife in commando
style, beating her blue black.
All her efforts to explain to the
husband that the money would yield
income in the next 30 days fell on
deaf ears as the husband insisted
she must cough out the money
before morning.
The man, who locked the door of
their one room apartment to
prevent sympatisers from rescuing
the helpless woman eventually hit
the woman with breakable plate and
she collapsed.
The source said on realizing his wife
was unconscious, he quickly ran out
of the room, living the woman and
their three-year-old son and fled to
unknown destination.
The neighbours took her to the
hospital where she is currently
battling for her life.
Our reporter contacted the Lagos
State PPRO, Dolapo Badmus, for her
reaction.
She has not responded to a text
message as the time of filing this
report.
Recall that the House of
Representatives had last week
directed the Economic and Financial
Crimes Commission, EFCC, and the
Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, to
immediately go after the promoters
of the MMM.
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