Nigerian Man Allegedly Stabs Lady To Death After Inviting Her To His House In Delta [Photos]

A human rights activist, Comrade Israel Joe, has accused a man Jolly Ajiofo of allegedly killing a young woman, Happy Odhegba, in Owhelogbo community, Delta State.

In a social media post, Joe revealed that the suspect, also identified as “Mr. Mayor” stabbed Happy to death after inviting her to his rented apartment on Sunday, July 27, 2025.

He explained that Mr. Mayor, originally from Imo State but living and building a house in Owhelogbo, had invited Happy to his home.

Happy, who sold cement, had been supplying materials to him for some time until that day when neighbors heard her screaming during what seemed to be a violent struggle.

The activist wrote, “The man here Mr. Mayor today Sunday the 27th of July allegedly gruesomely mųrdęręd miss Happy Odhegba, in Owhelogbo in Isoko Area of Delta State and we have been trying to track him down since morning.

“Mr Mayor who is an indigene of Imo state resides in the community and building a house also in the community.

“The said Happy sells cements and has been the one supplying cement to Mr. Mayor. He invited her to his rented house and issues came up where neighbours heard Happy shouting and fighting for her life.

“All of a sudden everywhere became calm not knowing this vampire has allegedly kpaid Happy with strangling and multiple stąɓ at the young girl. He ran away and put off his phone since morning. 

“The body to Happy has been evacuated to the mortuary this afternoon by her people and the police. This monster is on the run but I bet, he won’t go free. This goat dey ask me for WhatsApp call say wetin concern me Israel Joe.

“The same thing wen Efe Money for Otokutu do wen e make me go the extra mile. Dear Mayor, if police nor apprehend you, my name nor be Israel Joe. He has totally absconded but we shall see. I go call you come back.

“Pls watch out for him and we demand justice for this innocent self sustaining hustling lady Happy Odhegba.”

Meanwhile, former Secretary to the Delta State Government, Chief Ovuozourie Samuel Macaulay, condemned the killing during a condolence visit to the victim’s family.

Speaking as the Okiroro of Isoko nation, Macaulay renewed his call for community policing, stressing that grassroots security measures are essential to tackle rising crime in local communities.

He noted that this was the third killing reported in the area within eight months and warned that urgent action is needed to prevent more tragedies.

“We must act fast to curb this menace. Just within eight months, we have recorded three different k!llings within this community and this is heartbreaking. Tomorrow, it can be anyone. We must act fast to curb this menace,” he said in part.

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