How We Killed FUT Minna Lecturer For Sacking Me – 14-year-old girl recounted

A 14-year-old girl, Joy Afekafe, has revealed to the police in Minna, Niger state how she and her friends killed her former boss, Dr. Fumilola Adefolalu,

ValidViewNetwork had reported how Dr. Adefolalu a lecturer from the Department of Biochemistry at the School of Life Sciences of the Federal University of Technology, Minna, was discovered death at her apartment by some members of her church on Sunday.

Joy, who was paraded at the Bosso Police Station in Minna, Niger State, admitted to the crime and stated that she had visited the lecturer’s house to confront and assault her for sending her packing.

She stated that she had lived with the deceased for three weeks and was supposed to sponsor her education, but asked her to leave because she could no longer tolerate her misconduct.

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Joy, an SS 2 student at Day Secondary School, Gidan Kuka, stated that she went to the victim’s house with two of her classmates, whom she named Walex and Smart. She further added that during the assault, they realised that the lecturer intended to report them once they left her alone and decided to murder her, with Walex and Smart hitting her with a stool before stabbing her severally.

Her words: “It was Walex who said that she would recognize us if we left her alive, so they started stabbing her with the knife we brought, I then struggled with the knife with them which made Smart enter her kitchen and take a knife there and they continued stabbing her.

“They stabbed her in her stomach, her hands, her legs and she was just shouting Jesus, Jesus. After all that, they took her phone and laptop and her car battery before we left the house in the motorcycle we came in.”

The Niger State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Wasiu Abiodun, while parading the suspect, said that the police are on the trail of Joy’s friends, Walex and Smart.

The police spokesperson said the case has been transferred to the state criminal investigation department (SCID) for further investigation and prosecution.