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Man beats wife to stupor over accusation of snoring

A 30-year- old, commercial motorcyclist, Tukur Paul on Friday beat his wife, Mrs Jennifer Paul to stupor over her accusation of snoring.
It was the intervention by neighbours and passers-by that saved her from further attack.
One of the neigbhours Lawrence Oluwanishola, who witnessed the fight, told NAN that the couple  who resides at Masaka, Nasarawa State, were fond of constituting nuisance to the environment through constant query.

According to him, it all started at about 9 p.m. on Thursday when neighbours ran outside at the shout of the wife who was seriously beaten by her husband.
“How on earth in this present modern world will a man beat up his wife over trivial issue? We learnt that the wife preventing the husband from sleeping just because he was snoring,” Oluwanishola said.
He said that so many cases of divorce in the society could be prevented, if minor issues like this are promptly settled by couples.
“This is not a case of extra-marital affairs that usually lead to divorce, but a mere misunderstanding that could be controlled with little patience,’’ he said.
However, when NAN spoke with the husband, he said his wife prompted him to beat her after several warnings.
“She prevented me from sleeping after having a hard day, I pleaded with her but refused,” he said.
Paul said having gone through a hectic day, that he decided to have some rest but was prevented by his wife because he was snoring.
“What happened, I will say is the devils handiwork? I lost my motor bike which has been helping me to fend for the family.
“I immediately contacted the police who was able to help me get it back. I brought it back home and all these while my wife could not call to know where I was. I got home only for me to have some rest and after dozing off; my wife woke me up to tell me I was disturbing her with my snoring,” he said.
Paul who later apologised to his wife thanked the neighbours for the brotherly love they have extended to his family.
The wife said the incident was due to communication gap, which was misinterpreted.
“I was angry because the husband left me and the children without telling us where he went.
The  couple had been living together for past nine years and the union is blessed with three children.

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