The alleged killer of the CEO of Super TV boss, Uwaifo Ataga, Chidinma Ojukwu, has disclosed how they met.
The 21-year-old Unilag student in an interview noted that financial pressure caused by the outbreak of COVID-19 made her hook up with some female students who took her to wild parties, one of which she met the deceased.
She said, “It first sounded like fun when I went out for the first time along with other girls. My friend who took me out told me we were going to attend a party organised by one of the latest big boys in town.”
“On arrival, it was fun-filled. We had so much to drink. At first, it was shisha that we were smoking. I took a few drags on the pipe and blew the smoke out immediately. Other girls were busy blowing out smoke from their noses and mouths.”
“The party ended in the wee hours of the night and we ended up in bed with some guys. The guy I slept with gave me N50,000 and I felt like break-dancing.”
“It was at one of those parties that I met Ataga. He picked interest in me because of the course I am reading. We dated for about six months before I started noticing his strange behaviour.”
“He gave me roofies (a street name for Rohypnol) before sex. I never meant to kill him. I was not in the mood but he wanted sex. I told him so and we had roofies, after which he was all over me. He forced his way into me, even though it was not the first time we had sex”
“I felt he was using me to satisfy his sex urge as he never fulfilled all he promised to do for me”
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