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This Man beat his son to death for stealing N50

Published by Kemi Filani on Thu, 20 Oct 2016


A 37-year-old man, Rasak Adekoya, who allegedly beat his 10-year-old son, Wariz, to death, has said he beat his son on Tuesday, October 11, because he stole mobile phones at a party.Adekoya, who said he never intended to kill his son, explained that the boy brought him shame by stealing the mobile phones at a party, as well as money belonging to his stepmother. 'Wariz stole a phone at a party. When the news reached me, I was very bitter and at the same time ashamed that a child I gave birth to could disgrace me publicly by stealing other people's things. 'That was not the first time he had stolen. He usually stole money belonging to his step-mother, despite the fact that we did not starve him of food. When I called him to ask where he kept the stolen phone, he could not give any reason for stealing or revealed where the phone was. 'Out of annoyance, I descended on him without knowing it would lead to his death.'Before his death, the 10-year-old Adekoya Wariz, once told a neighbour, Baba Olaolu, that he usually stole N50 from his step-mother's handbag because he needed it to buy gari and groundnut, as he was always denied food.According to Olaolu, Wariz's step-mother would tell his father that the money Wariz stole was N200 or more, resulting in constant beating, without getting a chance to tell his side of the story.Baba Olaolu, said:'We have warned Alfa (suspect) several times to desist from beating his son, but he would not listen. He accused him of always stealing his wife's money. 'At a point, I invited the boy to find out why he was always stealing. But he told me that he usually took the money to buy food any time he was hungry. 'He also revealed that most times, he went to school on empty stomach and by the time he would return home, there would be no food.'He said he would be tempted to steal N50 from his step mother's hand bag, which he used to buy gari and groundnut. He also claimed that at times, he would end up going to bed without food. 'He also claimed that his step-mother usually lied against him by claiming that the amount stolen was N200 or above and that his father would not give him any chance to explain his side of the story.'When the battering became too much, we contacted his mother who lives in Lagos State, to come for her son. She kept promising to do so until this happened.
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