More details and photos emerge about woman who died while chasing husband and side chick in Calabar

More details and photos emerge about woman who died while chasing husband and side chick in Calabar

Details have been shared online about lawyer who died in an accident while chasing her husband and an alleged side chic in Calabar.

Reports gathered that the late wife and mother, Claret Opara Bassey, and her husband Mr. Sunday Bassey have been married for over 10 years, with three children.

More details and photos emerge about woman who died while chasing husband and side chick in Calabar

The Nation reported that she reportedly got a call from one of her friends that her husband was sighted in a shopping mall with the alleged side chic.

She was said to have immediately driven to the mall in one of their cars.

More details and photos emerge about woman who died while chasing husband and side chick in Calabar

As she got to the location, she saw her husband about to leave the shopping mall and inside his car was the alleged side chic identified as Laticia.

Upon sighting the wife, he hurriedly drove off with Laticia in the front seat.

Mrs. Bassey sped off behind her husband's car in a bid to catch up with the car until they got to the highway.

More details and photos emerge about woman who died while chasing husband and side chick in Calabar

The husband was said to have decided to veer off from the highway to adjoining streets of the State Housing estate, forcing the wife to make a U-turn.

At that point, she lost control of the car and rammed into a tree, leaving her seriously injured and the car badly damaged.

Eyewitnesses said immediately he saw from the back mirror that the wife was involved in an accident, the husband made a u-turn.

The alleged side chick dropped off and fled the scene while the husband rallied to rescue his wife, the publication reports.

The tearful husband was said to have apologised to his wife who was in the pool of her blood.

"He was apologetic before the dying wife and pleaded that she should not die. He rushed the wife to Navy hospital in Calabar where she was reportedly confirmed dead," an eyewitness told The Nation.

Friends of the couple said they started dating during their university days.

One of the deceased's friend named Queenofhearts Oyoyo wrote on the deceased's Facebook page:

"My friend is gone, Barr. Claret Bassey; you were intimidated, subdued and abused until you gave up. I told you to focus on yourself and your kids. What happened that you didn't call any of your bone friends as usual? I am broken to pieces."

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