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He brought out his manhood and asked me to
look at it. He said his wife infected him with a
disease and that was why his manhood was
small. The wife accused him of stealing her
money (N14, 000) and he admitted it. He told
her ‘didn’t you know I’m a thief?’ Then, he told
her she would not live to see the New Year.
Then, he picked up a stone and threw it at his
wife. Then, we went inside. Soon, we heard the
cries of the woman that Baba Gbolahan
(Gbolahan’s father) had locked them inside
and set the house on fire. The door was forced
open. She emerged from the room with just
her panties on, clutching her stiff, dead
daughter.”
The above is about a woman residing at
Labiran area of Ibadan, Oyo State, Mrs Felicia
Olalere, with her eight-year-old son, Gbolahan.
Both lost their lives in the early hours of Friday
after the room they slept was engulfed in fire
from an unknown source.
However, residents of the area are alleging
that the woman’s husband, known as
Muyideen Olalere, carried out the arson.

He was said to have locked each of the rooms
in the house with padlocks to prevent
occupants from leaving their respective rooms.
Saturday Tribune gathered that the deceased
and her husband had a quarrel at about
8:00p.m. when the man, whose source of
livelihood was unknown, came to the house.
The woman was said to have accused her
husband of stealing a sum of N14,000 from
her bag, which the man reportedly admitted,
calling her bluff.
Neighbours said that the woman raised her
voice in anger and said that she knew the act
of stealing would mean nothing to her
husband who was in prison two years ago for
criminal acts.
The man reportedly became angry, saying that
the woman exposed his secret to everyone and
added that it meant nothing to him because he
went to the prison with her brother.
He was said to have threatened that he would
make sure that his wife did not live to witness
2014.
Olalere reportedly demanded for his son,
Gbolahan, a request rejected by his wife.
Efforts by neighbours to settle the matter
proved abortive as the man was reported to
have hurled a stone at his wife, hitting her on
the thigh.
He was said to have left in anger, after which
residents of the eight-room storey building
went to their rooms to sleep while two of them
left for vigil services in their different
churches.
They were, however, woken up by shouts of fire
which broke out from the deceased woman’s
room on the first floor of the house.
The man, who is said to be on the run, was
suspected to have poured petrol round the
room where his wife and child slept and
ignited it.
An occupant of one of the rooms on the same
floor told Saturday Tribune that he was woken
by a burning smell and discovered that he had
been locked in from outside when he
attempted to open the door to escape.