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Lady kills best friend for snatching her lover 10 years ago

Lady kills best friend for snatching her lover 10 years ago

The Lagos State Police Command has arrested Anita Ofili for allegedly killing her friend, Glory Okon, who snatched her boyfriend ten years ago.

According to reports, Ofili committed the offence on March 26 at her deceased friend’s apartment at Greenville Estate, Ajah area of the state.

The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the arrest in a chat with DAILY POST on Thursday.

He said occupants of the building reportedly forced the door open, following a loud shout from the victim’s room, and saw Glory in the pool of her blood.

They rushed her to the General Hospital on Lagos Island, where she was later confirmed dead.

The suspect told the police that the deceased was her friend and that her action was revenge for what she did to her in 2013.

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