Calabar Man Okon Akpan Impregnates His Father’s Wife
“Since she is a young lady I thought my father may be unable to satisfy her sexually,” Emmanuel Okon Akpan, an indigene of Odukpani LGA of Cross River State, shocked residents of the area when he engaged in a face-off with his father for allegedly snatching the old man’s wife, Agnes Akpan.
The trouble appears to have reached a point of no reconciliation as the young man has also impregnated the woman, claiming he so much loves her.
Emmanuel, who is currently in detention at the Federal Housing Police Station, is to explain to the police what relationship he has with his father’s wife that has culminated in pregnancy.
Mr. Akpan, Emmanuel's father, was heard at the police station lamenting that his first son “has snatched my wife that I just married not long ago.” Mr. Akpan said he is a widower who lost his first wife some years ago and had been single until recently when he decided to marry Agnes, adding that he had not savoured the warmth of his newly married wife up to a year when he suddenly suspected that his son was having affairs with her.
“What culminated in the pregnancy started when the boy started courting my wife with gifts, wears and money, telling her that he was ready to take good care of her and the lady fell for him.” He said after his son swept the lady’s heart, she started avoiding him. “She was always in my son’s one room apartment, even at odd times of the night.”
The son, who did not deny having carnal knowledge of his father’s wife, claimed that while his father was in the process of bringing Agnes home, he thought the man was engaging the lady for him.
Agnes and the son were alleged to have started calling Mr. Akpan an old man, claiming the man was disturbing their life. This prompted the man to report to the police. However, the man was said to have gone berserk recently, after realising that his wife was pregnant for his son; threatening to kill both of them.
Responding to questions, Emmanuel did not deny having carnal knowledge of his father’s wife. He claimed that while his father was in the process of bringing Agnes home, he thought the man was engaging the lady for him.
Mr. Akpan, Emmanuel's father, was heard at the police station lamenting that his first son “has snatched my wife that I just married not long ago.” Mr. Akpan said he is a widower who lost his first wife some years ago and had been single until recently when he decided to marry Agnes, adding that he had not savoured the warmth of his newly married wife up to a year when he suddenly suspected that his son was having affairs with her.
“What culminated in the pregnancy started when the boy started courting my wife with gifts, wears and money, telling her that he was ready to take good care of her and the lady fell for him.” He said after his son swept the lady’s heart, she started avoiding him. “She was always in my son’s one room apartment, even at odd times of the night.”
The son, who did not deny having carnal knowledge of his father’s wife, claimed that while his father was in the process of bringing Agnes home, he thought the man was engaging the lady for him.
Agnes and the son were alleged to have started calling Mr. Akpan an old man, claiming the man was disturbing their life. This prompted the man to report to the police. However, the man was said to have gone berserk recently, after realising that his wife was pregnant for his son; threatening to kill both of them.
Responding to questions, Emmanuel did not deny having carnal knowledge of his father’s wife. He claimed that while his father was in the process of bringing Agnes home, he thought the man was engaging the lady for him.
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