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Woman Rips Off Husband Scrotum During a Fight in Imo State [Photo]

A middle aged woman in Umua­jara Ubogwu in Ofekatta Autono­mous Community, Awo- Omumma in Oru East Local Government Area of Imo State, Ndidi Edozie, has left her husband, Ebony, in great pain after she allegedly cut off his manhood, ripping open his scrotum with one of the testes badly damaged, during a domestic fight,
It was gathered that the source of the fight between the housewife and her pools agent husband was as a result of his reprimanding her for beating their three-year-old sick daughter after she threw up the medication administered on her by the mother.
Edozie's rebuke at his wife's action reportedly triggered a quarrel which degenerated into a serious fight.
In the heat of the fight, Ndidi reportedly held on to her husband's manhood and every effort he made to free himself proved abortive she forcefully yanked off one of the his testes.
Edozie who slumped and fainted in the process, was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was revived where it took doctors over six hours to stitch his scrotum together.
Narrating his ordeal in the hands of his wife, he told newsmen that he had been living in hell ever since he married Ndidi.
“After our last fight, I thought that it was over but suddenly, my wife grabbed me from behind and started pull­ing my manhood and every effort to free my­self did not work as she pulled my manhood and refused to leave me un­til she had forcefully ripped open my scrotum while the second one ran into my stomach.
I was rushed to Solbi Hospital at Umuokwe in Awo-Omumma by a close re­lation and a friend.
My wife is well known in the entire village as a troublesome person who people try to avoid in­cluding her own family members."

But his wife countered his claim, stating that he actually bit her several­ly on her back and shoul­der, adding that he also pulled her two Bosom s during the fight before she resorted to pulling his manhood in retaliation.

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