Super TV CEO murder: Bayelsa Governor’s media aide advocates for polygamy, reveals effects of monogamy

The call for people to embrace polygamy has been emphasized by a media aide to Bayelsa State Governor, Bodmas Kemepadei.

On Friday June 25, while reacting to the arrest of 21-year-old UNILAG student, Chidimma Ojukwu for the alleged murder of the Chief Executive Officer of Super TV, Usifo Ataga, Kemepadei, said man’s attempt to practice monogamy has led to cheating, heartbreaks, increase in sex drive and death.

“I reiterate my earlier position, man is polygamous by nature, in man’s self seeking attempt to practice monogamy, the resultant effects are; lies, cheating, heartbreaks, increase in sex drive and possibly death. So before you crucify her, please read this;

“According to Chidinma Adaora, ‘I stabbed him on his neck twice and later on his stomach after he had forcefully had sex with me initially. I was tired and exhausted and wanted to sleep but Mr Michael won’t have any of that. He became very violent and tried choking me to death.’ he wrote.

Mr Kemepadei further said that faithfulness to one woman is not a guarantee of not being stabbed.