How UNN student allegedly murdered female colleague in Nsukka hotel over #15k increase for sex

A female student of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN, who was allegedly murdered in cold blood by her colleague in a hotel last week, over N15,000 additional payment for the second round of sex after the initial payment of N5,000.

The police in Enugu have arrested a student of material and metallurgical engineering at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), for the alleged murder of a female colleague.

Daniel Ndukwe, the Enugu police spokesman, addressed the press on Monday.

Ndukwe said that the command, following an intelligence-led investigation, arrested the male suspect.

Ndukwe said she was recently found dead in a hotel room in Nsukka.

He said that detectives successfully recovered Ememem’s iPhone, tablet, earbuds, and other personal belongings.

He stated that the 22-year-old male suspect, Emmanuel Gambo, a second-year student, hails from Kogi.

According to the PPRO, “the case, initially reported to Nsukka Urban Police Division, was transferred to the Homicide Section of the State Criminal Investigation Department (State CID) for thorough investigation,” Ndukwe said.

“Findings revealed that on June 14, 2025, at about 9 p.m., the suspect checked into a hotel in Obukpa, Nsukka, with the deceased.

“In the early hours of June 15, 2025, a dispute ensued after a second round of intercourse, during which the deceased allegedly demanded an additional N15,000 from the suspect, on top of the 5,000 earlier paid.

“The disagreement turned violent, and the suspect strangled her to death.”

The spokesman said that after the suspect strangled her, he then wrapped the deceased’s body in a towel and a curtain torn from the hotel room and hid her remains under the bed.

Ndukwe said that on June 16, at about 9 a.m., hotel staff noticed a foul odour coming from the room.

Upon investigation, the decomposing body was discovered concealed beneath the bed.

Ndukwe said the suspect had earlier provided a false name and unreachable phone number on the hotel’s registration form, which initially hindered efforts to trace and detain him.

“However, acting on credible and painstaking intelligence, police detectives located and detained the suspect at his lodge in Nsukka on July 2, 2025,” Ndukwe narrated.

The police spokesperson said that during interrogation, the suspect confessed to the crime.

“The deceased’s iPhone was immediately recovered from him. A bottle of Asconi Agor red wine, which the deceased had brought to the hotel, was also found in his possession,” he said.

“He later led police detectives to recover the deceased’s Redmi tablet and earbuds, which he had thrown out through the hotel window in a bag after committing the crime.”

The spokesman said Mamman Giwa, the state’s commissioner of police, commended the detectives for the successful arrest of the suspect.

The commissioner reassured the public of the command’s commitment to ensuring justice, security, and the rule of law in the state.

He urged parents and guardians to closely monitor their children and wards.

The commissioner also cautioned young people against indulging in social vices and succumbing to negative peer pressure.