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22-year-old man stabs his sister over food in River s


                                22-year-old man stabs his sister over food in Rivers(photos)
A young lady is currently nursing an injury she sustained after her 22-year-old brother stabbed her in the back because she was slow in making his food at their home in Port Harcourt, Rivers state.
Their older sister, Sonia Joy Esego, who shared the story online, says she has reported the matter to the police.
''My younger brother did this to my little sister because he ask her to make him food which she was doing he said she was slow dats d reason he stabbed her.we lost our father last year November ever since dis boy has been hurting my siblings I reported dis case to the police station and now my father family is asking my mum to tell me to withdraw the case the boy in question is just 22 and his the first son was I wrong in reporting the case?
                                                22-year-old man stabs his sister over food in Rivers(photos)

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