Why I killed my one-year-old son – Delta woman
A Delta woman, Sophia Nkwor, has opened up on why she killed her one-year-old son in Delta State.
The 24-year-old woman was said to have ended the life of the baby by drowning him in a well late last month.
According to the police in the oil-rich southern State, the tragic incident happened in Araya community, Isoko South Local Government Area of the state.
Giving reasons for her actions, Sophia Nkwor disclosed that she decided to kill the child because she couldn’t fend for him.
She said the father of the child rejected him, adding that she was living with her grandmother in the community.
“l have no helper, it was only me that was taking care of the child
“I was the only one that was doing everything and l was tired of doing that.”
She was paraded alongside suspects of various other criminal acts by the state’s Commissioner of Police, Mr Abaniwonda Olufemi, at the state command’s headquarters, Asaba, on Thursday.
Olufemi said, “On 28th of April 2024, a case of infanticide was reported at Oleh Division, that a suspect named Sofia Nkwor ‘f’ aged 24 years from Isoko South LGA, dumped her child of one year and one month old in a well along the road in Araya community Isoko South LGA.”
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He said the body of the abandoned child was found by children who went to play around the scene of the crime.
The commissioner of police confirmed the immediate arrest of the mother of the child.
Olufemi added that investigation was still ongoing.
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