The alleged murder said to have taken place in the night before was reportedly provoked by the deceased, Peter Ovudah's attempt to bring a second wife into the matrimonial home he had shared with the alleged killer.
A family source said the decease had already concluded plans to bring the new wife, who was pregnant, into the family houset before Charity's fatal reaction.
Mrs. Igbokwe Onyeka, a neighbour to the Ovudahs revealed that; "The family had been quarreling over the issue of a second wife but no one anticipated that Charity would be so angered killed her husband.
A 19-year-old housemaid to the Ovudahs, who gave her name as simply Loveth said she witnessed how Ovudah died, saying she first noticed that Charity added something to her husband's food that fateful night.
she said: "I was the one who served the food for my aunt's husband but my aunt added something that looked like salt and mixed it together.
"So when Oga came back and started eating I was monitoring him. After about 30 minutes he started behaving strange and fell off the dining chair, rolling on the floor and shouting for help.
"That was when my aunt came and stabbed him till he gave up", she said.
The suspected killer was said to have disappeared the moment the housemaid alerted neighbours of her action, but the remains of the deceased has been deposited at the BraithwaiteMemorialHospital mortuary in Port Harcourt
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