Jealous Wife Poisons Husband For Marrying Second Wife

A shocking murder allegation has ignited fury across Nigeria after a Kogi State woman, Favour Odoba, reportedly poisoned her husband of nine years, Abdul Kadir Nagazi, to death allegedly driven by rage over his new marriage and a rival’s baby boy.

The suspect bolted after the Saturday night attack in Okene, leaving a family in mourning and social media ablaze with #PoisonedByWife and #KogiJealousyKill.

As police hunt her down, the deceased’s cousin unleashes hellfire curses and a bombshell tribal red flag that’s splitting opinions nationwide.

Night of Betrayal: The Poison Plot Unfolds

It was meant to be a reconciliatory sleepover. Abdul, 35, heeded his wife’s plea to spend Saturday night at their Okene home, sources close to the family say.

But what started as domestic normalcy allegedly spiralled into horror.

Hours later, he collapsed in agony, foaming at the mouth, rushed to a local clinic where doctors declared him dead from dual poisoning: tainted food laced with toxins, followed by a sneaky lethal injection.

Eyewitnesses whisper Favour hovered nearby, feigning concern before vanishing into the night.

No arrest yet, but Kogi State Police Command confirms an ongoing manhunt, classifying it as a homicide probe.

“Suspect on the run; public urged to assist,” a terse statement reads.

Wahalaupdate digs reveal no kids from the nine-year union, but a sore point exploded when Abdul’s fresh second wife delivered a healthy boy last month, rubbing salt in Favour’s childless wound.

Polygamy’s no stranger in northern Nigeria, but this twist screams desperation.

Abdul, a trader, had reportedly bankrolled Favour’s dreams just weeks prior – splashing over ₦2 million on her new business setup.

“He built her up, only for her to tear him down,” laments a family insider. Jealousy?

Motive confirmed by chatter: the co-wife’s bouncing baby mocked their barren bed.

Cousin’s Funeral Rage: Curses, Demons and Viral Venom

Monday’s burial in Okene turned battlefield. Engr. Abdulrazak Abdulrazeez, Abdul’s grieving cousin and a big-shot engineer, hijacked the graveside with a social media tirade that’s clocked 1.5 million views.

“Your father is VERY lucky I wasn’t home,” he thundered in a video, eyes blazing. “It shall NEVER be better for the people who birthed a DEMON like you and left him alive!”

The clip, raw with sobs and fury, paints Favour as “demon in human form.” Abdulrazak details the betrayal: Abdul’s generosity repaid with death.

“See you can run but you can NEVER hide!” he vows, tagging police handles.

Naija netizens ate it up, shares exploding as demonic filters and Nollywood poison scenes flooding TikTok.

But the real firebomb? His advice to “growing young boys”: “Don’t EVER marry an Ebira girl who started sex or boyfriend early in life.

If you don’t want regression RIP Bro.” Ebira – Favour’s tribe, dominant in Kogi detonated tribal wars online.

“Xenophobic nonsense!” blasts Ebira Youths Congress.

“One snake no mean all pythons bad!” counters a supporter.

Comedian Sabinus twists it: “Na early starter dem dey poison? Abeg test me!”

Social Media Meltdown: Memes, Tribes and Marriage Wahala

X (formerly Twitter) is pure chaos. #EbiraPoison racks 800k mentions, overtaking Davido’s latest track.

“Polygamy go kill person!” memes Abdul as a lion tamed by jealous lioness.

Feminists flip: “Man take second wife, blame early sex?

Hypocrisy surges, pitting northern traditions against modern monogamy cries.

Kogi influencers amplify: “Okene don hot pass Abuja traffic,” jokes one.

Gospel singer Sinach’s fans link to “spiritual jealousy,” while Mr Eazi shades: “Love no dey cost but life does.”

Fact-checkers flag unverified injection claims, but outrage drowns doubt.

Women’s groups like WRAPA decry victim-blaming: “Childlessness no be crime; polygamy na trigger?”

Viral skits parody: wives spiking jollof, husbands dodging “second wife stew.” Engagement?

Tribal Tensions and Polygamy Poison: Nigeria’s Deeper Divide

This saga slices Nigeria’s fault lines. Ebira-Okene roots run deep in Kogi’s confluences of Igala, Yoruba, Hausa vibes – but Abdulrazak’s rant risks ethnic bonfire.

Ebira leaders condemn: “One criminal no speak for all.” Yet defenders nod: “Statistics dey early exposure wahala,” citing conservative Islamic norms where premarital purity reigns.

Polygamy stats? Nigeria tops global charts with 27% Muslim men juggling wives, per DHS surveys.

Kogi’s mix fuels flashpoints: co-wives clash over resources, kids become pawns.

Abdul’s largesse twists the knife. ₦2m business launch – generators, stock, shop rent – screamed investment, not abandonment. “He loved her; she hated his progress,” family claims.

Now, frozen assets, unpaid debts haunt survivors. Second wife? Hiding with infant, fearing backlash.

Legal lens: Poisoning’s murder under Section 316 Penal Code- life or death penalty.

If nabbed, Favour faces autopsy proof, witness grill.

NAPTIP eyes if domestic abuse flipped fatal.

Kogi CP hinted community intel key: “Tip lines open; justice swift.”

What’s Next? Manhunt, Marriage Lessons and National Naija Nova

Favour’s ghosting game strong – no traces since Saturday. Rumours swirl: bolted to Benin Republic border, aided by kin?

Police raids hit her village; posters plaster Okene markets. Reward whispers: ₦500k for tips.

Family demands: Full probe, property clawback. Abdulrazak’s crew petitions Gov. Usman Ododo for state burial honours.

Broader ripple? Marriage seminars boom: “Polygamy 101 – Avoid Poison 301.”

For Nigeria’s youth, lessons scream: Tribal flags fly high in grief, but unity calls louder.

Economy crunch – fuel at ₦1,200/litre – makes such scandals escape.

Politicos mute; 2027 Kogi gov race looms, no one wants poison pen.

Wahalaupdate watch: Will Favour surrender with “I’m sorry” tears? Or jungle justice snatch her?

One truth: Naija marriages dey hot like pepper soup.

From Okene grave to global gist, this poison plot’s got nine lives.

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