Breaking: Professor Beats Orderly Over Refusal To Do House Chores
Breaking: Professor Beats Orderly Over Refusal To Do House Chores
A Lawyer and Human Rights Activist, Prof. Zainab Duke Abiola has allegedly assaulted her orderly in Abuja.
The alleged assault following the refusal of her orderly – Inspector Teju Moses – to do house chores.
Prof. Abiola was arrested alongside her housemaid, Rebecca Enechido after a video clip went viral on Wednesday.
In the video, the officer is seen in uniform bleeding, seated on the floor and asking to be taken to the hospital for medical attention.
Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Muyiwa Adejobi, confirmed the professor’s arrest in a statement on Thursday, saying the Inspector-General of Police, Usman Alkali Baba has directed that the suspects should be prosecuted.
Noting that the IGP strongly condemned the assault, the Force spokesman said police operatives were going after a fleeing domestic worker complicit in the assault.
“The IGP strongly condemned the grievous assault of a female Police Officer, Inspector Teju Moses, by her principal who is a legal practitioner and human rights activist, Prof. Zainab Duke Abiola and her domestic staff comprising the housemaid, one Rebecca Enechido and a male suspect currently at large,” he said.
“Zainab Duke, a Mbaise-born activist, grievously assaulted her orderly in the company of some accomplices on Tuesday 20th September 2022 at her residence in Garki, Abuja, due to the refusal of the orderly to breach professional ethics by carrying out menial and domestic chores at her house.
“The IGP has directed the express prosecution of the arrested suspects who are currently in police custody, as the preliminary investigation shows overwhelming evidence of culpability on the part of the Professor and her domestic staff.
“The IGP has equally tasked the investigative team to ensure that the fleeing suspect is arrested and made to face the wrath of the law”.
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