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Shocking: Mother Of 4 Reveals Why She Killed Her Husband (Photo)

A 41-year-old woman, and also a mother of 4 children has opened up why she murdered her husband.

The name of the allerged murderer is Mrs. Douglas Ajemine.

According to Tori.ng: A woman who reportedly killed her husband before burying his corpse has confessed to the police.

A 41-year-old mother of four, Douglas Ajemine, who allegedly killed her husband, Inedugoba Tyger, 40, has been arrested by operatives of the Inspector-General of Police Special Intelligence Response Team, IRT, in Abalama area of Rivers State, TheNation has revealed.

It was learnt that Ajemine, confessed that she killed 40-year-old Inedugoba Tyger and buried his corpse in a shallow grave within the area because he abandoned her to go and live with another woman.



Ajemine, who is a staff of the Rivers State Primary Health Care, in Asari Toru Local Government area of the state, said she contracted two men to kill the victim on January 25, 2019, because he routinely beat and raped her whenever he pressed for sex.

She was arrested following a petition to the police by Tyger’s relations, who gave graphic details of how the  Buguma native got missing after a political event within the community.

A source revealed that  Tyger, before his death, had a misunderstanding with Ajemine a situation which made him to move out of his home in Abalama area of the state, and relocated to Port Harcourt, but the 2019, general elections, provided him an opportunity to reconcile with his estranged wife.

The source said that Ajemine soon after the reconciliation made arrangements with two persons to attack and kill her husband in their Abalama residence.

It was gathered that the victim was sleeping when his assailants went into his house and strangled him to death.

They then took his corpse to the back of the house and dug a shallow grave where they buried his remains.

Police source added that, after Ajemine had finished killing and burying her husband, she took his car to a nearby market and parked it where it could be recovered by the police and she also took his mobile phones and sent text messages to her husband’s brothers informing them that Tyger was traveling out of the state on a business trip.

Tyger’s brothers reported his disappearance to the police after they could not reach him on his mobile telephones several days later.

Ajemine was subsequently arrested alongside one of her accomplices, Kingsley Nna and the duo led the police to the spot where the body of the victim was buried.

Ajemine said: “I met my husband, Inedugoba Charles Tyger,  in December 2014, and we got married the following year. My husband had two children before I married him and he pleaded that he needed me to help him take care of his children.  He told me that his two children were out of school because there was no woman to look after them and he was equally not residing in Port Harcourt.

‘’I accepted, and I moved into his house and I started taking care of his children. My husband worked with Elf Oil and Gas and he had a court case with his company and at a point, he couldn’t pay his house rent because it was increased by his landlord. By January 2016, he was sacked from his job and we relocated to our village in Buguma and his children were all staying in my house.

‘’In  April 2016, my husband got some money from his former company and went to my family and paid my bride price.  We then relocated to his family house and since he had no job, he became so aggressive and abusive.

‘’He was shouting when he shouldn’t and he would hit me when he did not need it. I then advised him to look for a job and he went into illegal oil bunkering and was also looking for a white-collar job. We later moved out of his family house and relocated to Port Harcourt.

‘’I have a store in the community and he was not appreciating all that we were doing for him and by December 31, 2017  he decided to go to party with some friends and he refused to go to the house to go and pray and he started beating me. He even stopped me from coming to Port Harcourt to meet him.

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