Dog bites its owner to death two months after his wedding in Ilorin

Man narrates how dog bit its owner to death two months after his wedding

It was a sad atmosphere on Thursday evening for some friends of late Mr Emmanuel Faworaja, who died from a dog bite two months after his wedding. The sad news of Emmanuel’s death was shared by Twitter user @donimam4all on his handle today July 20. According to him, he had always read stories of people being killed by dogs but he never thought it would happen close to him. He wrote, “Inna lillahi wa Inna ilaehi raajiun, I have read about it, and I have even seen it happen on TV, never knew it will happen so close to me. A dog just took the life of my friend.. I am in every possible pain … Subhanallah! “Got married in May 2023, Died July 2023 “Engr. Muhammed Faworaja, may Allah forgive all your shortcomings and grant you Jannah” See screenshots of the tweet below:

In related news, a toddler said to be about two years and five months old boy was attacked and killed by two dogs belonging to his family at Umuotube village farm road, Chokota Community in Etche Local Government Area of Rivers. The father of the boy(names withheld) told Nigeriainfo.fm Port Harcourt on Tuesday that the two dogs who attacked the toddler on Monday have also been killed with lethal injections. It was learnt that the tragic incident happened when the parents of the toddler had left for work. A seven-year-old girl who was a sibling of the deceased toddler had gone to set the dogs and loosened them from their cage to feed them. But the dogs attacked the toddler immediately after they were set free. It was learnt that after killing the child, they attempted to feed on the innocent boy’s flesh. Narrating the tragic incident, an eyewitness said: “When the dogs pounced on the little boy, his seven years old sister tried to rescue him from their grip dogs by hitting them with a stick, but they would not let go until the boy was killed. Through the shout for help from the girl, neighbours rushed into the compound, but boy was already dead.” Speaking on the development, the traditional ruler of the Community, Ndubuisi Nwankwo, advised residents to employ human beings for their security instead of using dogs, especially foreign breeds which are very wild and unfriendly to young children. “We advice the members of the community and owners of wild foreign dogs to exercise caution and stop the use of foreign dogs. but to employ the services of registered security personnel. We must all join hands to eliminate criminalities that warrant the rearing of foreign wild dogs”, he said.

Drama as angry driver bites off VIO officer’s ear in Delta

Drama as angry driver bites off VIO officer’s ear in Delta

Drama occurred in Warri, Delta State on Friday when an unidentified Sienna car driver attacked a Vehicle Inspection Officer, (VIO) identified as Papu Prosper and bit off his ear. According to the victim who narrated his ordeal, the incident happened during an argument over expired particulars in the early hours of Friday, along Eagle Roundabout, by Federal Government College, in Warri.

Drama as angry driver bites off VIO officer’s ear in Delta

The victim, VIO Officer, Papu Prosper (Image source; Vanguard News) Prosper who spoke to newsmen in Warri said, “I am a Vehicle Inspection Officer, VIO. We went for a patrol in Warri, Delta State, where we apprehended a driver whose car particulars have expired. “In the process, my boss told me to follow him to our office in Warri to confirm whether his particulars are up to date or not. “While following the man, he said he will kill me, that the VIO has done a lot. So he brought out a dagger and was trying to butcher me into pieces. “I struggled to get out of the vehicle as it was on speed. In the process, I fought him, and he bit off my ear,” He stated. Speaking further, Prosper said the Sienna driver spat out his (Proper’s) ear, which fell on the ground, left his vehicle and ran away. While the Sienna is in the custody of VIO, Prosper thanked God for saving him as he beseeched the government to do justice if the Sienna driver is caught. “I give God all the glory for keeping me alive. And for the man, let the law do what has to be done,” he stated.