Mr Quandong told the court that he spent the amount in two years, and was trying to escape from her when he stabbed her without the intention of killing her.
The Chinese man standing trial for the murder of his Nigerian girlfriend, Ummukulsum Buhari, has said he spent N60 million on his deceased lover.
“I bought her house worth N4 million, a car worth N10 million; N18 million as capital to start a business, and spent N500,000 worth of bags and shoes on her new shop and N1 million worth of laces and wrappers and a house in Abuja which she started building.” The judge, Sunusi Ma’aji, thereafter postponed the hearing for the continuation of the defence on Thursday.On Thursday, Mr Quandong said he was attempting to save his life when he stabbed his girlfriend to death.
“Later, she told me to stop disturbing her life since I couldn’t afford to satisfy her financial needs. She asked me to return her pet dog, Chalie, which she gave me as a gift. Anytime she was missing the dog, she ask me to bring the dog for her or she comes to my house to see the dog. And that was why I took the dog along and on my way, I told her I was coming with the dog.that I was outside and she replied saying I was stupid.
“She started abusing me in English and Hausa. She slapped me many times and called me an idiot, animal Chinese fool and some I couldn’t understand. “When she attempted to stab me with a knife, I held her hand and collected the knife from her. While attempting to regain possession of the knife, she bite my left arm and finger. She continued abusing, fighting and calling the name of my mother which is the highest insult in the culture of Chinese.
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