
On January 25, 2025, a tragic incident unfolded in the Apac district, leading to the apprehension of 45-year-old Milly Agang. The resident of Adyang village in Teboke parish is facing serious allegations following the fatal stabbing of her husband, 47-year-old Gerald Agang.
This incident is believed to be rooted in domestic violence, highlighting an urgent need for community intervention and support.
Reports indicate that the couple’s quarrel escalated dramatically, resulting in Milly allegedly using a knife during the confrontation.
Following the altercation, she voluntarily surrendered herself at the local police post in Teboke, where authorities promptly transferred her to the Apac central police station for further investigation.
Brenda Ejang, the local councilor for Teboke sub-county, confirmed the details of the incident, emphasizing the community’s shock over the violence
David Odora, the LC5 councilor for Teboke, expressed his condemnation of the violent act, calling it a severe failure in conflict resolution. He urged couples in the community to seek peaceful means to handle disputes and emphasized the importance of communication and understanding within families.
Odora also highlighted the necessity of annual planning to address excessive alcohol consumption—a significant factor believed to contribute to escalating domestic conflicts.
This incident underscores the pressing issue of domestic violence in the region, and community leaders are calling for heightened awareness and preventive measures to ensure the safety and well-being of families in Apac district.
As investigations continue, the hope remains that such tragic occurrences can be reduced through education, dialogue, and support systems aimed at fostering healthier relationships.