15-year-old girl stabs boy, 14, during altercation in Bayelsa (graphic photos

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A 15-year- old girl allegedly stabbed a 14-year-old Boy on the face in Bayelsa State.
It was gathered that the incident happened in Anyama-Ijaw community in Southern-Ijaw Local Government Area of the state
According to reports, the girl, said to be a younger sister of a bread seller, stabbed the boy during an altercation. The matter has been reported to police station for investigation.
A Facebook user posted the photos and wrote:
"It WAS REPORTED THAT,A BREAD VENDOR YOUNGER SISTER HAS  STRABED A 14 YEARS OLD BOY IN ANYAMA-IJAW COMMUNITY, IN SOUTHERN-IJAW LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF BAYELSA STATE, DUE TO SOME MISUNDERSTANDING THAT LED TO THIS UNPLEASANT ATTITUDE. MEANWHILE THE MATTER HAS BEEN REPORTED TO A NEAR BY POLICE STATION FOR PROPER INVESTIGATION. ..
Elaye Igbian Warifagha Yagila, The Tarakiri Boy.

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