ODD NEWS: Nigerian Stabbed To Death In UK For Wearing Fake Watch
A Nigerian-born music manager has been stabbed to death in UK over wearing fake watch to celebrate his birthday A Nigerian-born music manager was stabbed to death after receiving a “luxury watch” worth up to £300,000 for his birthday. Emmanuel Odunlami, 32, was accosted by three thieves after leaving the Haz restaurant near St Paul’s Cathedral in the City of London, where he had a birthday celebration on May 1, 2022. A security operator, Kavindu Hettiarachchi, reportedly alerted the assailants that Odunlami was wearing a Patek Philippe Nautilus watch valued between £90,000 and £300,000 if genuine. The prosecutor, Duncan Atkinson KC, stated at the court hearing that the watch “may not have been genuine.” He went on to say that the criminals, on the other hand, treated the item as if it were real. “Unfortunately, as it turned out, he favored costly brand watches. “He was wearing a Patek Philippe Nautilus watch at the moment of his deadly attack,” the prosecutor added. “If authentic, such a watch may be worth anything in a range from £90,000 to £300,000. “It is thought that the deceased’s watch was not real, but was considered as such by those who attempted to steal it.” Hettiarachchi, according to Prosecutor Duncan Atkinson KC, was an important element of the security team recruited by the event’s organizer, Playhxuse, for the VIP ticketed brunch and afterparty with DJ. “It was part of his job to ensure the safety of individuals attending the event, such as Odunlami. ...