She said that when she returned to the bedroom that night, their room had been scattered, and Lowo was lying on bed.
According to her testimony, she decided to re-arrange the room.
Yewande said at that moment, Lowo suddenly rose from the bed holding a plank and made for the door. With the plank, he tried to knock a nail to the door.
“When the landlady heard the knocking sound, she came to our window and asked me to come out. I went to see her and I told her he was just fixing the nail at the door. So, she advised me not to lock the door.’’
Later, both went to bed.
Yewande said she was asleep when she noticed that someone was beating her. When she opened her eyes, she discovered that it was Lowo holding a knife and beating her with the plank.
Yewande said she managed to escape, but Lowo was still chasing her until he caught her beside their landlord’s car.
“I was struggling with all my strength, but he pinned me down there. All of a sudden, I felt I was able to push him off me. But it was not me, I even thought it was my landlord’s son that pushed him off.