Houseboy Injures Spinal Cord Peeping At Madam Bathing

A 26-year-old domestic worker, Ubong Etu Nbomang, has
injured his spinal cord while peeping at his female boss while she was having
her bath. He has been hospitalised at the Federal Medical Centre,
Asaba, Delta State, after falling and breaking his spine.

His boss is a top federal civil servant in one of the
neighbouring states. The houseboy was alleged to have made holes around the
bathroom door, through which he peeped at his boss whenever she was having a
shower.

It was learnt that Nbomang had climbed on a
platform to have a vantage view of his boss who is in her 30s.

A female friend to Nbomang’s boss, was said to have walked
in and met nobody in the sitting room.

On hearing the sound of dropping water, she approached her
friend’s bathroom out of curiosity, only to find the young man peeping.

The boss’s friend, (name withheld), who spoke to our
correspondent after the incident, said as Nbomang was peeping, he held his
private organ.

The guest, who trades in cooking utensils at the Ogbeogonogo
Modern Market, said she shouted at him: “Nbomang, are you peeping at your
madam?”

Nbomang, jumped off where he was and slipped on the wet
tiled floor when he heard the visitor’s voice.

The unsuspecting boss, who was shocked by her worker’s
groans, was said to have rushed out of the bathroom half-naked.

Her friend, while speaking to our correspondent, said, “I
said to her: ‘So, you are not aware he has been here watching you as you were
busy having your bath? I met him peeping, after asking for who was in the house
without any response. I have been here for more than 15 minutes now without him
knowing.”’

As she was telling her friend all these, Nbomang, still
groaning in pains, asked his boss to forgive him and take him to hospital.

“Out of pity, the madam called her driver to take Nbomang to
a hospital, while she later joined them at the hospital,” her friend added.

Speaking with our correspondent at the FMC, the boss, who
spoke to our correspondent on condition of anonymity, said she was going to
sack him.

She said, “Before now, I used to see him looking at me but I
didn’t think otherwise because I saw it as nothing. It was when he was confessing
that I got to know that he was the one that bore tiny holes on my door, which
until this incident I never knew of.”

Nbomang, who also spoke to our correspondent from his
hospital bed, pleaded, “Help me beg my madam, na devil work. Na my madam beauty
deceive me.”

Authorities of the hospital told our correspondent that the
injury could be treated.

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