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Makerere University Business School (MUBS) was a shocking ground on Monday when a student stabbed his ex-girlfriend over a relationship gone bad.
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The scene of crime was happened at Bitu Hostel where the MUBS student (unidentified) made way to the hostel, like any other visitor yet he had gone to finish off the girl.
Witnesses said that the girl broke up with the guy and started dating another “rich” guy, something that didn’t go down well with the boy who had spent his little monies on her till this far. It is from this background that he harbored murderous intent to go and finish off the girl.
Unfortunately for the girl, her roommate was not around on Monday and the guy signed in normally at her hostel (Bitu) to enter and pay her a visit.
Insiders have intimated to us that the boy first begged her to get back with him and when the girl refused, he ran crazy.
Like somebody who has studied the human body, he cut her on the neck in places where veins are much concentrated. The girl screamed loudly and attracted outsiders who easily realized what had happened and quickly called an ambulance, but before that, the boy was beaten so badly nearly to death.
Fortunately, the girl didn’t die but is nursing serious stab wounds. The boy has been handed over the Police who said he’d be taken to court and formally charged for attempted murder.
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