Microsecondnews Reporter December 4, 2023 0 1 minute read
Olubunmi Abodunde faces trial for k!lling his wife in UK months after relocation
Extended family plans to travel to UK to recover their kids from social services

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Taiwo Owoeye Abodunde
Taiwo Owoeye Abodunde and one of her three kids.

A Nigerian man, Olubunmi Abodunde, is in police custody after the lifeless body of his wife was found by the police.

A police team responding to a distress call from a property on Exning Road, New Market at 9.55am on Tuesday 28 November, entered the building and discovered the body of Mrs Taiwo Owoeye Abodunde.

According to a release by the police, paramedics were also in attendance, but the victim, a woman aged in her 40s, was sadly declared deceased at the scene.

Two men, a 47-year-old man, later identified as Abodunde and a 38-year-old man, who was not named by the police, were arrested on suspicion of murd3r. Both men were taken to Martlesham Police Investigation Centre for questioning.

“Olubunmi Abodundee, 47, of Exning Road, Newmarket, has been charged with murder”, the police said in the statement.

The 38-year-old man was released and will face no further action.

Officers asked anyone who was on Exning Road on Tuesday 28 November between 8.30 am and 9.30 am to contact Suffolk Constabulary, in particular drivers of vehicles with dash-cameras fitted.

Providing more context, a Nigerian in the UK, Olunife, said the couple relocated to the UK only this year.

The relationship between the couple broke down a few months into their arrival and settlement in the UK.

When the relationship got worse, the wife allegedly filed for a restraining order against her husband.

In spite of the order, the man allegedly plotted and executed his plan to eliminate the woman.

Olunife wrote:

“A Nigerian man killed his wife in the UK, they relocated this year. She got a restraining order from the police and this man still found a way to kill her, 3 children are left parentless. Mother dead, father heading to a lifetime in prison.”

In a follow-up post, she said the children had been taken over by social services as the extended family of the couple are back in Nigeria.

Friends of the couple are now raising funds via Go-fund-me to enable extended family members to procure visas and enter the United Kingdom to take possession of the couple’s three children.

They have so far realised three thousand pounds sterling of the total target of 10,000 pounds sterling.

Source: https://microsecondnews.com/index.php/2023/12/04/olubunmi-abodunde-faces-trial-for-klling-his-wife-in-uk-months-after-relocation/

Chaiiii The heart of human is indeed wicked,i hope they fish him out and send him to spend the rest of his life in solitary confinement at the maximum security prison

Why are people so wicked

The earlier you leave a marriage with domestic violence the better for you

Tokotaya:
Microsecondnews Reporter December 4, 2023 0 1 minute read
Olubunmi Abodunde faces trial for k!lling his wife in UK months after relocation
Extended family plans to travel to UK to recover their kids from social services

Photo Captions
Taiwo Owoeye Abodunde
Taiwo Owoeye Abodunde and one of her three kids.

A Nigerian man, Olubunmi Abodunde, is in police custody after the lifeless body of his wife was found by the police.

A police team responding to a distress call from a property on Exning Road, New Market at 9.55am on Tuesday 28 November, entered the building and discovered the body of Mrs Taiwo Owoeye Abodunde.

According to a release by the police, paramedics were also in attendance, but the victim, a woman aged in her 40s, was sadly declared deceased at the scene.

Two men, a 47-year-old man, later identified as Abodunde and a 38-year-old man, who was not named by the police, were arrested on suspicion of murd3r. Both men were taken to Martlesham Police Investigation Centre for questioning.

“Olubunmi Abodundee, 47, of Exning Road, Newmarket, has been charged with murder”, the police said in the statement.

The 38-year-old man was released and will face no further action.

Officers asked anyone who was on Exning Road on Tuesday 28 November between 8.30 am and 9.30 am to contact Suffolk Constabulary, in particular drivers of vehicles with dash-cameras fitted.

Providing more context, a Nigerian in the UK, Olunife, said the couple relocated to the UK only this year.

The relationship between the couple broke down a few months into their arrival and settlement in the UK.

When the relationship got worse, the wife allegedly filed for a restraining order against her husband.

In spite of the order, the man allegedly plotted and executed his plan to eliminate the woman.

Olunife wrote:

“A Nigerian man killed his wife in the UK, they relocated this year. She got a restraining order from the police and this man still found a way to kill her, 3 children are left parentless. Mother dead, father heading to a lifetime in prison.”

In a follow-up post, she said the children had been taken over by social services as the extended family of the couple are back in Nigeria.

Friends of the couple are now raising funds via Go-fund-me to enable extended family members to procure visas and enter the United Kingdom to take possession of the couple’s three children.

They have so far realised three thousand pounds sterling of the total target of 10,000 pounds sterling.

Source: https://microsecondnews.com/index.php/2023/12/04/olubunmi-abodunde-faces-trial-for-klling-his-wife-in-uk-months-after-relocation/

leave these kids on ASSYLUM ooo

he was Dead already, na una dey emotional.... try dey rational too.
Being dead is not the greatest TRAGEDY of LIFE but things dead in us while ALIVE

besayag:
Nigeria woman go dey Nigeria, will be saying God will see my marriage tru, they will fight n settle, but once dey step foot in uk, dey go after d mans money house children with police making d man wonder if na dream b this.

man go begin look like animal dey find where to sleep, while d woman go dey house dey enjoy even bringing men to d house, n u think d Nigerian man will just walk away.

with so many news going on bout this same case, if u cant b ur self in Nigeria or keep pretending to b that God fearing woman, no let man sell him properties stop work carry u come uk, if it ends for him e sure e go end for u

Sorry for d departed

I agree with u, they are scared of condemnation & critics in Nigeria, but once dem step feet in a country that supports their character , dey flip, another thing is that while back home, their men are financially buoyant than them, relocating gives them that Equilibrium of mentality we both bread winners, no need for culture to respect their men!
I think this Couple was same one with husband bringing kids in after selling properties to join wife , not knowing wife got restrictions down & also revoking the man's Visa (issued to leave within 30 days from the UK)

Sad,

Nigeria woman go dey Nigeria, will be saying God will see my marriage tru, they will fight n settle, but once dey step foot in uk, dey go after d mans money house children with police making d man wonder if na dream b this.

man go begin look like animal dey find where to sleep, while d woman go dey house dey enjoy even bringing men to d house, n u think d Nigerian man will just walk away.

with so many news going on bout this same case, if u cant b ur self in Nigeria or keep pretending to b that God fearing woman, no let man sell him properties stop work carry u come uk, if it ends for him e sure e go end for u

Sorry for d departed

Is it really better for those children to return to Nigeria? Maybe, UK social services will give them the support they cannot get in Nigeria with both of their parents not physically present. Food for thought.

Dayummmm

So, the children will now come back to Nigeria? From winter to harmattan, all because of the foolishness of their parents.

Foolish father.

Now that the children that he strove so hard to relocate to the UK are parentless what is his gain? He has to stay in the prison for the rest of his miserable life. Tell me, who really got punished. Just walk away, your own children will find you when they come of age.