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10 things you should know about Chidinma Ojukwu, alleged murderer of Usifo Ataga

21-year-old Chidinma Ojukwu, a 300 level student of University of Lagos was paraded for the murder of Super TV CEO, Usifo Ataga.

Here are 10 things you should know about the young lady:

1. Chidinma Ojukwu hasn’t been in school since the COVID-19 pandemic due to lack of finance.

2. She is still at the State Criminal Investigation Department, Panti, Lagos.

3. She has two sisters. She’s the middle child.

4. Chidinma Ojukwu started taking drugs at a party one year ago. The first time she took drugs, she wasn’t herself. She continued taking it because her body later got used to it and it makes her feel high.

5. Ojukwu describes herself as an introvert but she goes to clubs to unwind once in a while.

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6. She was raised in Ilasa, Lagos by her uncle and aunty. She attended a Government primary school in the area.

7. For her Secondary School education, Chidinma Ojukwu attended Alagomeji Secondary School but stopped at Junior Secondary School 2 due to lack of finance. She later went back and continued from Senior Secondary School 1 and then stopped again due to lack of finance. She later completed her Secondary School education.

8. Her dad is an accountant while her mom is a trader. Her parents have been separated for a long time. She doesn’t have a relationship with her mom.

9. Chidinma Ojukwu deeply regrets her actions. She said she wouldn’t have done what she did if she had the opportunity to go back in time.

10. Chidinma Ojukwu wants young girls to face their education and live a good and modest life so they won’t end up with the wrong crowd. She doesn’t have a boyfriend and is afraid for her future.

During her confession, Chidinma alleged that the deceased gave her Roofies about an hour before the unfortunate incident.

 

Roofies is a street name for Rohypnol also known as forget-me pill, Mexican Valium and date rape drug.
Rohypnol is a tranquilizer about ten times more potent than Valium. The drug is available as a white or olive-green pill and is usually sold in the manufacturer’s bubble packaging.

 

Users crush the pills and snort the powder, sprinkle it on marijuana and smoke it, dissolve it in a drink or inject it.

 

Rohypnol has been used to commit sexual assaults because it renders the victim incapable of resisting, giving it the reputation of a “date-rape” drug.

 

 

Rohypnol users often describe its effects as “paralyzing.” The effects start twenty to thirty minutes after taking the drug, peak within two hours and may persist for eight or even twelve hours.

 

A person can be so incapacitated (made unable to act) they collapse. They lie on the floor, eyes open, able to observe events but completely unable to move.

 

 

Afterwards, memory is impaired and they cannot recall any of what happened. The person may experience loss of muscle control, confusion, drowsiness and amnesia.

 

 

 

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