Posted by E.L.E.X on March 19 2019 under News
A Nigerian man has taken to his Facebook page to demand justice for his wife who he alleged was killed by a drunk driver.
Abdqudus Durs Kolawole Ahmed who sounds distraught in his writeup alleged that the drunk driver who knocked his wife down which led to her death has been released by the police. He is demanding justice for his bereaved wife.
Read what he wrote below
I once had everything. Absolutely pleased with what I had. A beautiful and loving wife,a darling daughter, and a happy home. Someone ripped me. Took a whole part of me. He took my woman away. He took my source of joy. This beautiful Angel was the reason I was a husband, the reason I am a Father. She was the reason I had a happy home. She was Home. She was everything. Heaven sent.
She could do no harm. She was pure!
I can't move on. She could not see me hurt, she would put a fight for me. How would I look away when she wasn't just hurt, She was brutally killed.
I WANT JUSTICE.
You were drunk on a Monday morning, drove without a license, and killed my wife with the pregnancy of our baby boy. You didn't try to brake, you didnt try to swerve, you just released the full force on her. And the justice system looked at all the fact of the case and still deemed it right to let you walk. Shame. Are we just left with lawlessness in this country?
So anyone can just do an illegal act and take people's lives in the process and go freely as far as he can bribe his way through the law enforcement agents?
You cut my wife's life at her prime. You destroyed my home. You denied my daughter her mother's love. And you denied our unborn child a chance at life. Am living a nightmare you can't imagine. And you will just walk and go back drinking and partying! This is so sad and unacceptable.
Nigeria's justice system is sending a message to me, my daughter and all law-abiding citizens that everyone's life is disposable.
God, please help me, I don't want my wife and son to have died for nothing. Send help, please. I need your intervention.
I pray no one has to go through this. There has to be a deterrent so that no one gets behind the wheels when drunk.
JUSTICE JUSTICE JUSTICE
Read the touching tribute he wrote to her after she was buried in November last year.
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