Opinion
Lawyer Cliff Ombeta’s Verdict On The Video Suggesting That Singer Ruth Matete Killed Her Husband
Gospel artiste Ruth Matete recently lost her husband John Apewajoye, while receiving treatment in ICU.
According to initial reports as per the wife, Apewejawoye succumbed to burns he sustained in a gas explosion at their home, barely five months after their grand wedding.
In the back of all this, John’s manager who’s currently in Nigeria, emerged with a video recording and he sensationally suggests that the late was brutally murdered by his wife and the burns are just but a coverup.
Even though he doesn’t give solid proof to his allegations, he bases them on a hear-say third party. Ruth is already being prosecuted in the public court and has been trending for a better part of Tuesday.
Distinguished criminal lawyer Cliff Ombeta who’s known for solving the most complex cases has chipped in to the rescue of Matete. Below is his observation in the case;
Cliff Ombeta:
I have listened to the clip. It is only full of lamentations. All his info is from unverified sources. John is seen in hospital. Therefore was not abandoned. He was taken to hospital. Ruth rushed for help.
The narrator is having beef for unpaid services for work done. He also has beef because ruth never wanted John to go back to nigeria to his other family.
Wait for investigations and then say what you can.
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