Shock in Port Harcourt as Woman Bites Off Lover’s Manhood in Domestic Dispute A disturbing case of domestic violence has rocked the Mile 3 area of Diobu, Port Harcourt, following the arrest of a 43-year-old woman, identified as Gift, for allegedly biting off the tip of her lover’s penis during a heated altercation. The incident,
Shock in Port Harcourt as Woman Bites Off Lover’s Manhood in Domestic Dispute

A disturbing case of domestic violence has rocked the Mile 3 area of Diobu, Port Harcourt, following the arrest of a 43-year-old woman, identified as Gift, for allegedly biting off the tip of her lover’s penis during a heated altercation. The incident, which occurred on Bishop Okoye Street on Thursday, has triggered alarm and disbelief among residents of the usually lively and densely populated neighbourhood.
The Rivers State Police Command has since confirmed the arrest of the suspect, while the victim, a man identified simply as Sunday, was rushed to an undisclosed hospital in critical condition. The gruesome nature of the incident has made it a major topic of discussion in the city, drawing widespread media attention and public reaction.
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According to eyewitness reports gathered by Punch, the conflict began when Sunday allegedly requested sex from Gift, a demand she declined. Gift is said to have accused Sunday of routinely taking sex-enhancement drugs, which made their intimate moments excessively long and physically draining. This, according to sources, led to a disagreement that quickly escalated into violence.
A neighbour, who requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the case, gave more insight into the sequence of events. “Mr. Sunday got upset after she refused him. He started yelling and allegedly became violent. In the heat of the fight, she grabbed his penis with her mouth and bit off the tip. His screams were so loud that we all ran out thinking something worse had happened,” the source said.
Reports indicate that Sunday’s cries for help drew the attention of nearby residents, many of whom rushed to the scene only to be horrified by the extent of his injuries. Some agitated community members nearly assaulted Gift in retaliation before officers from the Nkpolu Police Division intervened and took her into protective custody.
The swift response by the police prevented what could have quickly escalated into mob justice. Officers led by the Divisional Police Officer arrived at the scene and immediately took Gift into custody for questioning and further investigation.
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Speaking to the press, the spokesperson for the Rivers State Police Command, Superintendent Grace Iringe-Koko, confirmed the incident. “Yes, I can confirm the incident. The woman (suspect), aged 43 years, has been arrested, and investigation is ongoing,” she stated.
The victim, Sunday, is said to be undergoing intensive medical treatment at a hospital in Port Harcourt. While the full extent of the damage remains undisclosed, sources say doctors are making efforts to surgically reconstruct his genitalia and prevent long-term complications, including the risk of infection or permanent sexual dysfunction.
Residents of Bishop Okoye Street remain stunned by the event, describing the couple as mostly private but occasionally known for loud disputes. “They’ve had their arguments like any other couple,” said another resident, “but none of us could have imagined it would come to this level of violence.”
The case has once again brought the issue of domestic violence — both male and female-perpetrated — to the forefront of public discourse. Analysts say while women are typically seen as the victims in many abusive relationships, incidents like this one remind society that abuse can take multiple forms and affect either gender.
Broader Implications and Legal Consequences
Legal experts have already weighed in on the matter, with many predicting that Gift could face charges of grievous bodily harm or attempted manslaughter depending on the outcome of the police investigation and medical reports.
“It’s a very serious offence,” said Barrister Julius Okoro, a Port Harcourt-based lawyer. “Regardless of the provocation, intentionally biting off someone’s genitals is not just an assault — it’s mutilation. The courts will treat this with the gravity it deserves.”
Gender rights advocates have also called for calm and a fair legal process, urging the authorities to thoroughly investigate the root causes of the dispute while ensuring justice is served for the victim.
As the investigation continues, residents of Mile 3 and the wider Port Harcourt community wait anxiously to see what legal action will follow. In the meantime, the incident serves as a grim reminder of the dangers of unresolved relationship conflicts and the need for better mechanisms to address domestic disputes before they spiral into violence.


















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