Naivasha: The Wave man was arrested after he confessed to killing his wife for cooking omena instead of meat

On Monday, March 17, police in Naivasha arrested a man from Uganda who had taken away after killing his wife
The man allegedly stabbed his wife's wife on the border between Kenya and Uganda following a domestic dispute
The man was arrested after he confessed to the driver about his crimes, who later took him to Naivasha police station

Police in Naivasha have arrested a man of a civilian Uganda for allegedly killing his wife in the Lwakhakha area bordering Kenya and Uganda.

Photos have been used as a simplified, police car in the criminal area (left) and the arrested person (right). Photo: Getty Images/ Stock Photos.
Source: UGC

TV 47 reported that the suspect stabbed his 28 -year -old wife until he died because of cooking Omena instead of meat for dinner.

A police report indicated that the suspect attacked his wife on Friday, March 14, in Bukitongo village, Bumwoni Small County, Namsiswa District, before escaping an unknown area.

Their 10 -year -old told neighbors that the controversy started after his father returned home and found omena and porridge instead of meat.

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“The suspect returned home hoping to get meat for dinner. To his surprise, he got Omena and Ugali. It stated the report.

The suspect was arrested in a shocking way in Naivasha after telling the driver of the car about the murder he had committed.

According to a police report, the suspect stopped the car on Monday, March 17, at 4pm on Gilgil-Naivasha Road and asked for an elevator to Nairobi.

During the trip, the man made it clear to the driver how he killed his wife following a marriage controversy.

The driver, after listening to the shocking conversation, drove directly to the Naivasha police station and handed over to the suspect to the police.

Naivasha police are still questioning the suspect to determine the reason for his confession before handing him over to Ugandan authorities to face charges of murder.