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Man allegedly murders lover for ritual purposes in Rivers community

A man identified as Mr. Sunday Kara has allegedly killed a 24years old girl in Barako Community, Gokana Local Government Area of Rivers after having sexual intercourse with her.

The 32-year-old Mr Kara was arrested on Friday by community youths for killing the 24-year-old identified as Faith Vurasibe for ritual purposes.

It was gathered that after committing the murder, Mr. Sunday Kara also known as Rugged star who hails from Bomu in the same LGA took the remains of Miss Vurasibe into an uncompleted building in the early hours of Friday for ritual purposes.

But Mr Kara denied killing Vurasibe who hails from Nwebiara. He said the deceased was suffering from Asthma and had an attack and died while they were in the process of making love.

Kara also said he pushed her panties into her private part to sustain her life while he blew air into her lifeless body through her mouth in order to resuscitate her.

The suspect was later handed over to the Kpor division in Gokana LGA.

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