Nigerian Man Allegedly Beheads Girlfriend In Ghana (Video)

A young Nigerian man has been arrested by the Ghanaian police for allegedly beheading his girlfriend.

Naija News reports that the country’s media personality, Babs Cann, shared a video of the incident which happened at Spintex, Accra, the capital of Ghana.

The viral video captures a large number of people who can be seen shouting and chanting at the scene of the incident.

Cann wrote: ”A young Nigerian man has been picked up by the Ghana Police Service for allegedly beheading his girlfriend at Spintex.”

The Public Relations Officer, Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Abdur-Rahmam Balogun, in an interview with PUNCH, said he is unaware of the incident and has not received any petition.

He noted that any Nigerian that commits a crime outside the country should face the law of the land.

He said: “Our stand is that any Nigerian that commits a crime, let the law of the land take its course. The Nigerian government has no role to play in such instances. If you go to another man’s land and commit a crime, the law of the land will always take its course. So, we always advise Nigerians to be good ambassadors wherever they find themselves. I’ve not watched the video and we have not been petitioned.”

Ibadan Poly Bans Students From Hugging On Campus

Meanwhile, the management of The Polytechnic of Ibadan, Oyo State, has sternly restricted students from hugging each other while on campus.

This is as the institution also banned indecent dressing, the use of tinted vehicles and other forms of immoral conduct by students.

Naija News understands that the school management announced the new rules on Wednesday, noting some of the forbidding dressings and postures to include; multi-coloured braids for females, coloured hairstyles, dreadlocks, spangled hairstyles for males, earrings for ales cowries for females, unconventional wearing of fez caps, wearing of tattered jean, micro/mini dress, crop tops/ jump tops, off shoulder clothes, backless clothes, transparent wears, bum shorts, nose, mouth extra earrings, sagging and tattoos.”

Violation of the new rules, according to the school management, will attract stiff sanctions ranging from a semester suspension, rejection from classrooms or hostel for erring nursing mothers, and impounding vehicles from any student using a vehicle with tinted glass.