Abuja NNPC Topshot Afshatu Abdullahi Murdered By Driver
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Afshatu Abdullahi was a top executive at NNPC Abuja. Her job required
she lived mostly in Abuja while her immediate family lived in Auchi. She
went home from time to time to spend time the family. Afshatu lived
alone in a house located off Ladoke Akintola Boulevard, in Garki. The
only other person who lived with her was a male house help. There were
two other men around her, her driver, who didn't live with her, and a
security man who lived inside her premises.
Last Sallah holiday,
weekend before this last one, her family was expecting her home in
Auchi. She called her husband and told him she was on her way to see
them. She never showed up. All efforts to reach her on the phone proved
abortive. Her husband tried to reach her at work, no one had seen her.
He then set out for Abuja in search of his wife.
The
search party got to Afshatu's house last week to find the house
abandoned, aside from the security man, there was no else there. The
security man said he hadn't seen his madam for a few days and assumed
she had traveled. They broke into the home and found the place in
disarray. Many expensive furniture missing, her jewelry gone, it was
obvious the house had been burgled.
While searching, the husband
opened the freezer in the kitchen and discovered Afshatu's body inside
with lacerations on her neck and other parts of her body. They called
the police.
Neighbours told police they had seen the house help
driving the woman's SUV some days earlier but thought nothing of it. It
was apparently an in-house robbery and murder, perpetuated by two men
she trusted, her house help and her driver, who have since disappeared
with her two cars, including a 2011 Toyota SUV, her cheque book, as well
as cash she always kept in her home.
The security man found at
her home is the only person being held for her murder at the Garki
police station and he claims not to know anything about her murder. The
two murderers are still at large. Investigations are still on.
If
you are a woman who lives alone, mind the kind of people you allow into
your home. You are vulnerable, people can take advantage.
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