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FROM GEORGE ON­YEJIUWA, OWERRI

Ebony Edozie, a native of Umua­jara Ubogwu in Ofekatta autono­mous community Awo- Omumma in Oru East council area of Imo state, is now writhing in severe pains after his wife forcefully ripped open his scrotum with one of the testes badly damaged during a scuf­fle.

Sunday Sun reliably gathered from source that Mr. Edozie a pools agent suffered this cruel fate last Thursday when he reprimanded his wife, Ndidi for severely beat­ing their three-year old sick daughter who had thrown up the medica­tion being administered on her by the wife.

The source further revealed that the wife who was angered by her husband’s reprimand engaged him in a verbal war which later degener­ated into a serious fight.

Sunday Sun further learnt that the wife, dur­ing the fight, held tightly to her husband’s man­hood apparently to render him powerless adding that every effort by the husband to free himself proved abortive as the wife forcefully yanked off one of the husband’s testes.

Narrating his ordeal in the hands of his wife from his hospital bed, Edozie said that he had been in hell since he mar­ried his wife.

According to him, it took the doctor about six hours to stitch the scro­tum that was badly dam­aged by his wife.

“After our last fight I thought that it was over but suddenly my wife grabbed me from behind and started pull­ing my manhood and every effort to free my­self did not work as she pulled my manhood and refused to leave me un­til she had forcefully ripped open my scrotum while the second one ran into my stomach. I was rushed to Solbi Hospital at Umuokwe in Awo- Omumma by a close re­lation and a friend”.

He disclosed that his wife was well known in the entire village as a troublesome person who people try to avoid in­cluding her own family members.

Mrs. Ndidi in her own account however accused her husband of having bitten her several­ly on her back and shoul­der, adding that he also pulled her two breasts during the fight before she resorted to pulling his manhood in equal measure.

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