Otuene Justina Nkang: How Ritualist Boyfriend Killed His Girlfriend in UNIPORT

On an ominous day, specifically October 25, 2023, a shocking incident that shocked a community unfolded. The person behind this awful act has been apprehended and is now identified as a man named Collins. He allegedly committed the unthinkable crime of taking the life of his girlfriend, Justina.

The unfortunate incident occurred along Road 15 on NTA Road in Port Harcourt. The news of this tragic event has undoubtedly left a lasting impact on the local population and serves as a sad reminder of the unpredictable nature of human behaviour.

Collins was taken into custody by his estate’s security staff. He was observed trying to dispose of Justina’s corpse during this event. Shockingly, Collins is accused of murdering her and removing her breasts and eyes.

After the security personnel alerted others about a possible incident, a group of eyewitnesses rushed into the suspect’s apartment. To their horror, they discovered Justina’s body parts stuffed in sacks that were ominously dripping with blood. It was devastating as Justina, an aspiring 300-level University of Port Harcourt student, met an untimely and tragic end.

How Collins got caught

The suspect had committed a crime and kept the victim’s body in his apartment for three days. However, before he could dispose of the corpse at a refuse dump, he was confronted by a vigilante group that operated in the vicinity. Their intervention ultimately resulted in the arrest of the suspect.

A post that went viral online on Thursday morning stated that Otuene Justina Nkang had been reported missing four days ago. Our correspondent came across this post and discovered the information.

Regretfully, the victim was a committed and diligent University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) student majoring in biological chemistry. Her partner tragically took her life too soon, attempting savagely to dispose of her corpse earlier this evening. But justice was served, as he was caught in the act and turned to the police for additional examination and legal action.