25-Year-Old Fashion Designer Allegedly Poisoned by Girlfriend in Rivers Over Infidelity

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By Ruth Onaigbe

For Effizzie Magazine Society News

A tragic incident has rocked Port Harcourt, Rivers State, as a 25-year-old fashion designer, Ubong, has reportedly been poisoned to death by his girlfriend, Esther. The heartbreaking event occurred on Sunday, March 30, 2025, in the Marine Base area of the city.

According to sources, after allegedly poisoning Ubong, Esther concealed his lifeless body under the bed for three days while his friends desperately searched for him. The young designer’s sudden disappearance sparked concern among his friends and family, who feared something was wrong.

The situation took a chilling turn when Esther, after being apprehended, confessed to poisoning her boyfriend. She reportedly told the authorities that her actions were a result of Ubong’s constant infidelity, which had caused her emotional distress.

This unsettling revelation has left many in shock, raising questions about the extent of the relationship’s troubles leading to such a tragic conclusion. Both Esther and Ubong are originally from Akwa Ibom State, and their relationship had reportedly been marred by constant arguments, with Ubong’s alleged cheating being a frequent point of contention.

The suspect, Esther, is now in police custody, where she is helping with ongoing investigations into the death of the young fashion designer. Authorities are working to piece together the events leading up to the incident, and while the full details are yet to be revealed, the case has sent ripples through the local community, highlighting the dangers of unresolved relationship issues.

As investigations continue, questions surrounding domestic violence and its impact on relationships have been brought to the forefront, with many calling for increased awareness and support for those affected by emotional and psychological abuse.

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