At 37, Princess Izuchukwu Ajuobi, is a beautiful
woman by all standards. Her beauty is such that
attracts the attention of men, despite the fact
that she’s a mother of two.
However, this beautiful lady is disabled in one leg
and one hand. She was born with the deformity.
Although Ajuobi is not bothered about her
deformity, there’s one thing that takes away her
happiness. It’s the fact that people take
advantage of her condition to molest her...
One of such experiences is her raw deal with her
landlord and his brother. She was molested and
beaten blue and black. Her offence? She refused
to have sex with the two men in volved.
Narrating her ordeal to Daily Sun, Ajuobi said: “I
had vowed to remain a virgin till the day I would
marry, until a man strolled into my life, swearing
by his life that I was the angel he was looking
for. I fell for his tricks and he deflowered me in
the name of marriage, only for him to throw me
out, after having two boys for him. I decided to
move ahead with life.
"As a single mother living with children, every
one wants to have sex with me. It happens to all
women. Even when you decline they will start
looking for a way to harm you. It is worst when
you are disabled, like me and you cannot fight
for yourself. Men take advantage of your
condition to do you wrong. That was my
situation.”
On what happened in her case, she stated: “In
April, 2011, I packed into an apartment I paid
for in April, 2011. Three months after I moved in,
my landlord’s brother, Uwahamaka, started
approaching me for sex.
My landlord, who hails from Umuokpuru, Afarata,
Ibeku, also made advances to me. Both of them
would come at night or at odd hours during the
day to knock at my door, asking me to open.
They would boldly tell me that they wanted to
sleep with me. “When my landlord’s brother is
not around, my landlord would tell me not to
mind him, stating that he was not responsible.
"The landlord would say that he was the one
that would treat me well, asking me to befriend
him. I looked at myself and said, is it because I
am in this condition that a man, who is old
enough to be my grand father, would be angling
to sleep with me? My landlord is over 60 years.
"It is as a result of my refusing him and his
brother sex that makes them angry.”
The harassment, the women stated: “My
landlord would come knocking on my door,
asking me to open for him, for us to have sex. I
would always tell him that I don’t want to do
anything with him. They want to make me a sex
toy. My refusal infuriated them both and they
vowed to deal with me.
"That was the beginning of my problem. One
day, I was cooking for my children and
Uwahamaka came and started abusing me,
calling me names, for no reason. I refused to talk
back at him. He accused me of splashing water
on his door and started breaking my rubber
containers. Before I could do anything, he threw
away the rice I was cooking.
“He came after me with chain and cutlass,
threatening to cut off my remaining leg. He
started beating me, to the point of attempting to
push me into the fire. He did hit my artificial leg
with chain causing it to break. I crashed to the
ground like a bag of sand, having lost control of
my supporting leg.”
Ajuobi stated that she made a report to the
police, leading to the arrest of the man. “The
police arrested him, after which they mandated
him to buy my artificial leg. He told the police
that he would not pay, that the matter should
be charged to court. It was after this that they
started maltreating me in their yard. They
started closing the gate at 7 p. m., just to
frustrate me. My landlord said that if I don’t pack
out of his house, he would make me blind and
nothing will happen since his kinsman from
Ibeku is the governor.
"He gave me quit notice, even when my rent is
still running.
“I traveled to my village in Ikwuano to stay
because they were always coming to my room to
attack me. They usually beat me up and flog me
mercilessly. One day, I told my brother how they
were maltreating me and he went to them to ask
them why. They threatened to deal with him. I
have found an accommodation, but I have no
money to pay. Now, they have driven me out of
their house, while my rent has not expired.
“On April 16, I came back from the village, with
one of my uncles, who was to travel to Lagos the
following day. They started to molest me, as
usual and eventually hit me with a stone on the
hand that was deformed. We got to the house
around 8.30 pm and they blocked my door,
insisting that my uncle would not enter.
"They accused me of bringing my boyfriend and
said I he would not sleep there. I must say that
whenever any male visitor comes to my house,
they would get angry. The vicious attack “When
later I opened my door and entered, his
daughter in-law, Ngozi, entered my room and
started slapping me, in the presence of my
uncle, just to cause a fight.
"My uncle asked her to stop, but she refused
and then my landlord came into the room and
asked my uncle who he was. My uncle told him
that he was my brother and my landlord ordered
him to leave and the time was about midnight.
They putt off the lights and also beat my uncle.
They pursued him out and closed the gate on
him around midnight. They attacked me
thereafter and I passed out.
“They took away my bag containing N200,000,
which I was given at the village to pay for a
house.
"When I regained consciousness, Uwahamaka
again hit me with a stick. I passed out again,
only to regain later. When I regained
consciousness, I started shouting for help, but
there was nobody to help me because they had
closed the gate. In the morning, I took my kids
to the police station and reported the matter a
second time. “The police did nothing. I don’t
know if they had thrown my things away. I am
now homeless, hanging from place to place with
my children.
"That is my predicament. I want the world to
know. They say that there is nothing I can do to
them. I am calling on the relevant authorities to
come to my aid. I am a graduate of Accountancy
and I need job to take care of my children, any
type of job. Sometimes I feel that life has not
been fair to me. This has even affected my
children’s schooling because we don’t have a
place of my own. I don’t have any money to hire
a lawyer and they know this.”
In their statements of defence at the police Area
Command, Umuahia, the landlord and his
brother alleged that Ajuobi scaled the fence into
their compound at an odd hour with her uncle
and children, causing them to confront them.
However, a police source that pleaded
anonymity told Daily Sun that the investigation
they conducted revealed that Ajuobi could not
have scaled any fence with her bad leg and
hand, as alleged.
A medical report from Federal Medical Center,
Umuahia, where Ajuobi was treated confirmed
that she sustained injuries as a result of beatings
she received.

If this is a true story, then nemesis will surely catch up with this wicked landlord and his brother.

Who are these people fooling?Are we learners?Abeg this story no get head

Igbos!

For oppression maketh the poor goes mad. U get what u give, that is the beauty of nature. It is well with u madam.

If this story is true, then, im sure they(landlord and brother) already know what their ends will be, because, chai, karma no dey die ooooo.
May God help us all.