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Businesswoman 'st@bs salesgirl to de@th' in anger

 

A businesswoman has been arrested after she allegedly st@bbed her salesgirl to de@th. 

30-year-old Ibekwe Ezinne Mary is accused of k!lling Ihechidere Favour Uka, her 17-year-old sales girl. 

According to the family of the deceased, the incident happened last Tuesday,  Jan. 27, in Lagos State. According to the bereaved brother, Destiny Nnasco, the accused slapped Favour twice and she retaliated by slapping her boss back. The situation reportedly escalated with the boss allegedly st@bbing the teenager to d3ath.

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Taking to Facebook to narrate what had allegedly transpired, Nnasco wrote: "On Tuesday 27/01/2026 Time 6:30pm, This lady on my screen; by name, Ibekwe Ezinne Mary, age 30 years old ki*led my little sister Ihechidere Favour Uka age 17 years old. 

"My little sister is her sells girl (sic) where they sell cosmetics in Lagos State Nigeria; 

"Reason why she ki*led her: She confessed in the police custody and i quote, That she sent her a message to bring an item from shop but the little girl didn’t come on time but when she arrived Ezinne the ki*ler got angry and slapped her 2 times and the little girl slapped back once, then Ezinne sta*bed her with kitchen knife in the chest and she bled to de@th.


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