Two men got Killed in Enugu State

                                                                                   

Two young men got themselves killed in Enugu State as a result of strong argument, an Igbo man together with a Fulani man died in Enugu state after a strong argument

 As people were celebrating their Christmas festival, some people think that they can make much money by still hanging on to their business while others were away. They were busy doing their business in order to make extra money during this season.

Among the people in this category are these two young men who engaged in a serious arguments that cost them their lives. These young men were seen doing their normal duties early hours of  that day until  the evening time when the argument started. It was said that the two able bodied men engaged in a strong arguments, That resulted to them calling themselves terrible names. they continued this strong arguments for a long duration of time, people around them tried to persuade them to stop the unnecessary argument, but they reused to listen.

Long after, the arguments continued to get stronger and stronger that it began to draw the interest of the people passing by. Their friends and also the passers - by tried to stop them but rather they increased the argument, this continued to go on until one of them brought out a knife and heeded to his opponent, the young man who didn't see that coming on time tried to hold him by his hand but his enemy's strength was stronger than him. The man over powered him and struck the knife in his belly leaving him dead at the spot.

As this happened, people around began to shout. One of the Mob who was observing his duty around that place saw this and he became angry, he stated beating this young man who had done this. He gave him all kind of punishment until he had no strength in him. The young man was beaten to stupor until he became unconscious. He was later rushed to the hospital,and later gave up on Thursday morning.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the police command in Enugu confirmed the deaths on Thursday, December 29.

NAN also reports that while what led to the argument was yet to be ascertained, both dead men were believed to be either traders or transporters working in the market's park.