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Madam Injures Her Housemaid On Her Fore Head With Broken Plates In Delta State [Video]

A young girl who works as a maid has been inflicted with serious woundon her forehead by her guardian in Asaba, Delta State.

According to reports, the madam used a plate to hit the girl on her forehead earlier today and injured her in the process.

It was gathered that the brutal act was meted out on the maid because she didn’t wash the plates well, hence the madam decided to use the plate to hit the girl on her forehead which injured her in the process.

Chimeh Uche who shared the new on Facebook, wrote;

“Happening now in DDPA estate Asaba, a woman just injured her maid with broken plate on her fore head because she was not washing the plates well, what a world, please isoko people help your isoko sister, blessing a student of blooming height school Asaba Ddpa estate.”

Watch the video below:

Posted by Christian Onwugbolu on Saturday, April 20, 2019

Tobias Sylvester

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