**Trial of Lagos-based Musician Commences for Girlfriend's Murder** In a shocking turn of events, the Lagos High Court, Igbosere, has begun the trial of Benjamin Best Nnayereugo, a.k.a Killaboi, a popular musician, for allegedly murdering his girlfriend, Augusta Onuwabhagbe. The case has sent shockwaves through the city, sparking intense debate and scrutiny. The trial got underway with the testimony of Augusta's uncle, Mr. Reginald Okonye, who revealed the family's frantic efforts to locate Augusta after she stopped responding to messages and calls. According to Mr. Okonye, Augusta's mother and brother grew increasingly worried when they couldn't reach her for several days, prompting them to search for her. The family's efforts eventually led them to Killaboi's residence in the Ajah area of Lagos, where they discovered Augusta's lifeless body. Mr. Okonye, who described Killaboi as a man he had met briefly at church, recalled the family's desperation to find Augusta and their eventual discovery of her body. The testimony of Oyindamola, Augusta's roommate at Lead City University, Ibadan, also played a crucial role in the family's search for Augusta. Oyindamola had initially helped the family establish contact with Killaboi, but her subsequent confirmation of Augusta's address and her own familiarity with the gated estate where Killaboi lived, provided the family with the necessary information to track Augusta down. The trial of Killaboi, which has captured the attention of Nigerians, is a stark reminder of the dangers of domestic violence and the importance of seeking help when relationships turn sour. As the trial continues, the public will be watching with bated breath, eager to know the truth behind Augusta's tragic death. The Lagos State Director of Public Prosecution, Dr. Babajide Martins, will continue to lead the prosecution in this high-profile case, which is expected to shed light on the circumstances surrounding Augusta's murder and the role of Killaboi in her death. As the trial unfolds, Nigerians will be hoping for justice to be served and that the truth about Augusta's murder will finally be revealed.