"That woman told me to hand over the video, saying she'd give me a large sum of money."
I wanted to refuse, as revealing her hypocrisy meant more to me than money.
But I knew very well that if I refused on the spot, that woman would never let me go.
If it came down to brute force, I was no match for her. I pretended to agree and asked how much she could offer?
The woman agreed to give me two hundred thousand US dollars and asked me to go back to her place to get the money.
I was drunk but not a fool; the moment I entered the house, they would definitely make a move against me," Benjamin Nasie said with a sneer on his face,
"I refused to go inside with them and demanded the money be brought out.
The woman went inside, made a round, and came out to tell me there wasn't enough cash at home, and asked me to wait at her place while someone was sent to get the money.
This was her third invitation to get me into the house, and I knew she was intent on killing me.
