They told a Lagos High Court that they found their sibling on his marital bed, with his privates and digestive organs remove, The Nation reports.
The expired's companion, Mr. Stanley Grange-Koko, likewise affirmed.
The dowager, Udeme, 48, is confronting a two-tally charge of homicide and unfortunate behavior favored against her by the state.
Udeme purportedly dedicated the offense on May 3, at their Diamond Estate, Sangotedo, Lekki, Lagos home.
She argued not liable and was remanded in Kirikiri jail.
Driven in proof by Attorney-General Mr. Adeniji Kazeem (SAN), Grange-Koko said the perished's more youthful sister, Dr. Anwuli Akwukwuma, called him around 2am on May 2 to go to the perished's home and check what was occurring.
Grange-Koko said he went there, however, couldn't go into the house.
He said nobody addressed when he thumped the entryway.
Grange-Koko said he came back to his home, yet hurried back to the expired's home when Akwukwuma got back to, communicating dread that life may be included.
He said he ran with his better half.
"When we got to the home, we called the security men to run with us. On touching base at the place, we climbed the fence to pick up the passage to the compound.
"We broke the front way to access the house since no one addressed us," Grange-Koko said.
He said he ran upstairs and saw blood on the floor, including that he followed the perished to the washroom and room.
The observer said together with the security men, they broke the entryway and went into the expired's room.
He said they saw him lying on the bed with his better half, Udeme and there was blood all over.
"The perished's digestion tracts were outside. I ran out and met his sister heading for the room. I endeavored to prevent her from going into the room, yet she kept running past me and entered," Grange-Koko said.
He said the sister came up short on the room and yelled that her sibling was dead.
Grange-Koko said the respondent was taken to the healing center.
"When I got to the perished's home and saw him lying on the bed with his digestion tracts out, I checked him and saw that he was at that point cool. I saw that he had passed on," he said.
Otike-Odibi's sister, Akwukwuma and more youthful sibling, Andrew, who were the second and third observers, supported Grange-Koko's proof.
Akwukwuma said she called Grange-Koko on the grounds that he lived in a similar domain with the expired and was his companion.
She said their mom educated her in regards to the squabble between Otike-Odibi and Udeme, including that the perished had griped to her that his significant other assaulted him with a blade.
Equity Adedayo Akintoye deferred till October 10.
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