How Cameroonian Housemaid Brutally Murdered His Pretty Boss for Not Paying Him Salary in Advance (Photo)

 

The true story behind the death of Miss Temidayo Adeleke who was murdered by her 22-year-old Cameroonian, Joel Ludguo has been revealed.

 

The suspect who is currently in police custody at the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department, Yaba, Lagos State was a cleaner and lived with the victim on Prince Tayo Adesanya Street, Park View Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos.

 

According to information by Punch, Ludguo had approached his boss, whose marriage was scheduled for early 2017, in her apartment around 10.30am on Tuesday, asking her to give him N15,000 out of his December salary so he could travel.

 

It was learnt that the woman explained that he had no naira notes and told him to be patient. He was said to have walked out on the woman in anger only to return with a knife and stabbed her in the chest.

 

After the incident, Ludguo tried to flee the house but was held by the woman’s driver and a security guard who put a distress call to the Ikoyi Police Division.

 

“He used a knife to stab the woman in the chest. The woman shouted, which alerted the driver and security guard. He wanted to escape when policemen arrived at the house and arrested him,” a source told Punch.

 

The family of the dead woman are yet to come to terms with Adeleke's death.

 

“I appreciate your coming. The incident is shocking. The family is sad and grieving and needs privacy at this time. We want to be accorded that respect please. Thank you,” sister of the deceased said.

 

According to Punch, a resident under anonymity said: “He asked her to give him N15,000 from his December salary and she said she just came back from the US and did not have naira notes. She told him to be patient. He insisted that he needed the money to travel and Temidayo (Adeleke) told him to let her be.

 

The residence’s security guard, who identified himself simply as Abbah, said Adeleke employed the suspect about two months ago, adding that she was generous to him.

 

He said, “The boy is wicked and I have always warned him. He takes drugs. When policemen checked his clothes, they found tremor there. Madam bought him a new phone last month and she usually gave him money apart from his salary. She brought him home through her church member last month and they lived in her flat.

“I have no iota of doubt that you lived a good life and I am 110 per cent sure that your journey back to heaven is to be with the creator. Till we meet again, Temidayo Adeleke, RIP.”