A woman identified as Ijeoma Ifeanyi, popularly known as Bishop Lilian who works at a radio station in Imo State has allegedly bathed her househelp simply identified as Chioma with hot water for preparing a watery pap for her.
Narrating her ordeal in a video, the househelp said that her mistress poured hot water on her after the pap turned watery when it was prepared.
She said, “She (her mistress) poured me hot water. I went and bought pap (akamu in Igbo language). I did not check well from the woman I bought the pap from, so it happened that the pap I bought was not good. When I prepared in the morning, it was watery and she became angry and shouted at me. She asked why it was watery and I told her it might be because the water was too hot.
“In the afternoon, I prepared it and it was also watery. She became angry and then prepared another by herself and the one she prepared was the same but a little bit thicker than the ones I did. She asked if I bought all the Paps at the same place and I told her yes. She then asked why the one she prepared was thicker than mine and I said that I did not know; then she poured the hot water in the kettle she had on me.
“I quickly raised my cloth from my breast with force and that was when the wound on my breast opened. The wound on my lap (thigh) did not open immediately. It swelled up later and opened into a big wound.”
The girl said the mistress refused to treat her till night when she poured white vitamin C on her wounds.
According to the househelp, Ijeoma’s husband is not staying with them. The househelp, Chioma who said she hails from Ngwa in Abia State said explained that she came to live with Ijeoma after she came to their house from Mbaise in Imo State with her relative and indicated interest in taking her (Chioma) to live with her (Ijeoma).
Chioma said she had gone back to her place but returned to Ijeoma’s house in January this year.
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