The Nigerian man who’s wife chopped off his penis during an argument has cried out from his hospital bed saying his life is ruined.
Aliyu Umaru is reportedly stable and being properly administered with intravenous fluid as well as other emergency drugs.
DR.PENKING had earlier revealed that 32-year-old Halima Umaru chopped off 42-year-old Aliyu Umaru manhood while they were having a heated argument.
He stated that the husband would have died after the 8-month-old pregnant woman chopped off his manhood if he had not been rushed to the hospital immediately.
Aliyu, who has two wives and two children – a boy from his first wife Halima and a girl from his second wife – groaned in agony as he lay on his bed at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Gombe State, where he was referred to after the incident occurred in Taraba State.
There was a urethra catheter fixed to Aliyu’s body to pass urine as his dismembered penis was kept in nylon for safekeeping.
Speaking from his hospital bed, Aliyu said;
“I’m a veterinary medicine dealer. I trade in animal drugs. I’m 42 years old with two wives and two children. The first wife had a male child and a female from the second.
“The first wife Halima is pregnant. I stay in Tella under Gasso LGA of Taraba State.
“I was transferred from the Federal Medical Centre, Taraba to the Federal Teaching Hospital, Gombe.”
Recalling the horrific incident, Aliyu Umaru said:
“After I returned from work, I got water to take my bath and ate the food prepared by my wife before I slept. I was later awoken by a sharp pain and I screamed.
“My wife chopped off my ‘bura’ (penis).
“It was then neighbours were alerted. I can’t say if my food or water was laced with anything with the way I slept deeply. My wife has finished my life and it is unfortunate.”
According to the victim’s younger brother, Usman Umaru, the act may be connected with their mum’s plea that they should relocate, which Halima didn’t support. He stated;
“We are originally from Lukari but driven to Tela due to the conflict. The family rented a house for him and they were to move from Tela to Jalingo on Wednesday morning.
“It was in the middle of the night that my phone rang and the caller was my brother who managed to tell me what happened to him. He was immediately taken to the Federal Medical Centre in Taraba, to stop the bleeding and undergo surgery. But they couldn’t perform the surgery because they said they don’t have equipment for his type of operation. It was there that they advised us to look for any available health facility.”
He added:
“Our mum only insisted that my brother must leave Tela with his family to Jalingo. Already, his second wife is in Jalingo. My brother said his first wife was not comfortable with the arrangement. She didn’t want to stay in Jalingo.
“We told people not to touch her. The deed has been done and we can’t reverse it. We have left her to the Almighty God. Whatever is done to her will not bring back my brother’s manhood.’’
