A 35-
-year-old man, Mr. Paul Igwe, was weekend beaten to stupor at Enyibuchiri
Street, off Ezza Road, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, for disturbing his co-tenants
by raising the volume of his musical set too high.
Igwe was
allegedly beaten by his co-tenants, leaving him with deep cuts on the back of
his head as blood was seen gushing out from the injuries.
It was learnt that the victim was
attacked after rejecting several appeals to lower the volume of his musical
set, which had been constituting a nuisance to the environment.
The
victim was, afterwards rushed to the Federal Teaching Hospital Abakaliki,
FETHA, by his wife and concerned neighbours for medical treatment when it
became obvious that he was lapsing into coma.
As at the
time of this report, the victim who did want to speak on the matter, was still
waiting to be discharged from the hospital as plaster was seen on the side of
his head. Culled from Vanguard
A
35- -year-old man, Mr. Paul Igwe, was weekend beaten to stupor at
Enyibuchiri Street, off Ezza Road, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, for
disturbing his co-tenants by raising the volume of his musical set too
high.
Igwe was allegedly beaten by his co-tenants, leaving him with deep cuts on the back of his head as blood was seen gushing out from the injuries.
Vanguard learnt that the victim was attacked after rejecting several appeals to lower the volume of his musical set, which had been constituting a nuisance to the environment.
The victim was, afterwards rushed to the Federal Teaching Hospital Abakaliki, FETHA, by his wife and concerned neighbours for medical treatment when it became obvious that he was lapsing into coma.
As at the time of this report, the victim who did want to speak on the matter, was still waiting to be discharged from the hospital as plaster was seen on the side of his head.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/man-35-beaten-stupor-playing-loud-music-ebonyi/#sthash.KiTm6pgd.dpuf
Igwe was allegedly beaten by his co-tenants, leaving him with deep cuts on the back of his head as blood was seen gushing out from the injuries.
Vanguard learnt that the victim was attacked after rejecting several appeals to lower the volume of his musical set, which had been constituting a nuisance to the environment.
The victim was, afterwards rushed to the Federal Teaching Hospital Abakaliki, FETHA, by his wife and concerned neighbours for medical treatment when it became obvious that he was lapsing into coma.
As at the time of this report, the victim who did want to speak on the matter, was still waiting to be discharged from the hospital as plaster was seen on the side of his head.
A
35- -year-old man, Mr. Paul Igwe, was weekend beaten to stupor at
Enyibuchiri Street, off Ezza Road, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, for
disturbing his co-tenants by raising the volume of his musical set too
high.
Igwe was allegedly beaten by his co-tenants, leaving him with deep cuts on the back of his head as blood was seen gushing out from the injuries.
Vanguard learnt that the victim was attacked after rejecting several appeals to lower the volume of his musical set, which had been constituting a nuisance to the environment.
The victim was, afterwards rushed to the Federal Teaching Hospital Abakaliki, FETHA, by his wife and concerned neighbours for medical treatment when it became obvious that he was lapsing into coma.
As at the time of this report, the victim who did want to speak on the matter, was still waiting to be discharged from the hospital as plaster was seen on the side of his head.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/man-35-beaten-stupor-playing-loud-music-ebonyi/#sthash.KiTm6pgd.dpuf
Igwe was allegedly beaten by his co-tenants, leaving him with deep cuts on the back of his head as blood was seen gushing out from the injuries.
Vanguard learnt that the victim was attacked after rejecting several appeals to lower the volume of his musical set, which had been constituting a nuisance to the environment.
The victim was, afterwards rushed to the Federal Teaching Hospital Abakaliki, FETHA, by his wife and concerned neighbours for medical treatment when it became obvious that he was lapsing into coma.
As at the time of this report, the victim who did want to speak on the matter, was still waiting to be discharged from the hospital as plaster was seen on the side of his head.
A
35- -year-old man, Mr. Paul Igwe, was weekend beaten to stupor at
Enyibuchiri Street, off Ezza Road, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, for
disturbing his co-tenants by raising the volume of his musical set too
high.
Igwe was allegedly beaten by his co-tenants, leaving him with deep cuts on the back of his head as blood was seen gushing out from the injuries.
Vanguard learnt that the victim was attacked after rejecting several appeals to lower the volume of his musical set, which had been constituting a nuisance to the environment.
The victim was, afterwards rushed to the Federal Teaching Hospital Abakaliki, FETHA, by his wife and concerned neighbours for medical treatment when it became obvious that he was lapsing into coma.
As at the time of this report, the victim who did want to speak on the matter, was still waiting to be discharged from the hospital as plaster was seen on the side of his head.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/man-35-beaten-stupor-playing-loud-music-ebonyi/#sthash.KiTm6pgd.dpuf
Igwe was allegedly beaten by his co-tenants, leaving him with deep cuts on the back of his head as blood was seen gushing out from the injuries.
Vanguard learnt that the victim was attacked after rejecting several appeals to lower the volume of his musical set, which had been constituting a nuisance to the environment.
The victim was, afterwards rushed to the Federal Teaching Hospital Abakaliki, FETHA, by his wife and concerned neighbours for medical treatment when it became obvious that he was lapsing into coma.
As at the time of this report, the victim who did want to speak on the matter, was still waiting to be discharged from the hospital as plaster was seen on the side of his head.
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