WICKEDNESS!! See The Painful End Of A Nigerian Woman Who Poured Water Mixed With Pepper On Her Neighbor
In a courtroom spectacle that transpired on Monday 18th September 2023, Mary Jideobi, a 27-year- old businesswoman, found herself entangled in charges of intentional assault and causing grievous harm. This legal drama unfolded at the Grade I Area Court in Kado, Abuja, where Jideobi, a resident of Tudun-Wad village, faced accusations of an u act- allegedly pouring a concoctio pepper on her neighbor.
The Prosecution Counsel, Mr. Stanley Nwafoaku, presented a detailed narrative that began when the complainant, Janet Odeh, reported the matter to the Lugbe Police Station. According to Nwafoaku, the incident occurred in July when Mary Jideobi confronted Janet Odeh and her daughter. Jideobi purportedly accused them of discussing her. Beyond interrupting the complainant’ s conversation with her daughter, Jideobi allegedly verbally attacked Odeh.
Escalating the confrontation, the prosecutor claimed that Mary Jideobi went a step further, pouring a mixture of pepper onto Janet Odeh. Such actions, according to Nwafoaku, contravene the provisions of sections 399 and 247 of the Penal Code Law.
In response to the charges presented in court, Mary Jideobi pleaded not guilty. The presiding judge, Malam Muhammed Wakili, opted to grant bail to the defendant. Jideobi was required to provide a surety and a sum of N100, 000. The surety conditions included submitting a passport photograph, a valid means of identification, and a BVN
printout from their bank.
Legal proceedings were adjourned, with the next hearing scheduled for October 19. The courtroom saga unfolding raises questions about the motivations behind such alleged actions and their impact on those involved. The decision to grant bail introduces an element of anticipation as the case continues to unravel, shedding light on the complexities of interpersonal conflicts finding their way into the formal corridors of justice.
Mary Jideobi, the accused, now awaits the upcoming hearing to defend herself against charges of intentional assault and causing grievous harm. Against the backdrop of this legal drama, the community of Tudun- Wada village in Abuja watches closely as the wheels of justice turn, seeking resolution and clarity in the aftermath of a peculiar and unsettling neighborly dispute. The unfolding narrative invites contemplation on the nature of interpersonal conflicts and the recourse to formal legal
channels for resolution.