Jilted lover pours hot water on boyfriend

The birthday celebration of a male student of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, Adelana Niyi, turned sour as his girl friend, Yetunde poured hot water for jilting her at the party. Community Mirror investigation revealed that Yetunde, who exchanged hot words with the celebrant for inviting other ladies and ignoring her, reportedly went berserk and poured boiling water on Adelana. Sources said before the incident, Adelana tried to pacify his girlfriend but to no avail, even as Yetunde rejected all entreaties, and went ahead to pour hot water on Niyi, causing him severe burns on the chest, neck and right hand.

The incident attracted the attention of residents in the neighbourhood who rushed Adelana to a nearby hospital for medical attention, while Yetunde was handed over to the police. When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Mr. Tope Abiola said the incident took place outside the school premises; hence the authorities could do nothing about the situation. “It is very unfortunate and we sympathise with the victim and his parents. It is a criminal act, the school authorities could not do anything about it”, Abiola added.


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