“Sabby, You Are the Reason for My Death”: Musician Kills Self Over Wife’s Alleged Infidelity

“Sabby, You Are the Reason for My Death”: Musician Kills Self Over Wife’s Alleged Infidelity

  • Zambia's music world has lost one of its own to the cold hands of death
  • Nathan Mithi reportedly took his own life after alleging that the wife he married cheated on him and deceived him
  • Mithi said to be a member of the Ghetto Link, a prominent Zambian music group, took his life a few days ago

Legit.ng journalist Esther Odili has over two years of experience covering political parties and movements

Zambian musician Nathan Mithi, a member of the prominent music group Ghetto Link, tragically took his own life after accusing his wife, Sabby Phiri, of infidelity.

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The musician pinned his death on his wife's immoral lifestyle. Photo credit: Nathan Mithi
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How the Zambian musician died

The artist, who laid bare his struggles in a Facebook suicide note, detailed the harrowing experiences that led to his drastic decision.

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In the lengthy suicide note, Mithi accused his wife of engaging in extramarital affairs, including incidents allegedly witnessed on their matrimonial bed.

He left a list of 15 men whom he accused his wife of sleeping with and first on that list was Chief Government Spokesperson Cornelius Mweetwa, Zambian Observer reported.

But Mweetwa has denied the allegations, saying he was hearing the woman’s name for the first time and further accusing some critics of fabricating the story.

Not stopping there, he also narrated how he allegedly caught the wife having sex with other men on their matrimonial bed, including a young boy related to him and a landlord whom he insulted in the post.

“Why have I killed myself? I did it because I truly loved her from the bottom of my heart. My heart could not take the nonsense that she is into.”

Mithi was laid to rest on Thursday, December 14, 2023, leaving friends, family, and fans in shock, the Punch reported.

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Read the singer, Mithi's suicide note here:

Brazillian singer slumps, dies during live performance

In another similar development, Legit.ng reported that Pedro Henrique, Brazil's gospel singer, has been confirmed dead.

The renowned singer reportedly died at the age of 30. The record label management, Todah Music, confirmed his demise via its verified Instagram account on Thursday, December 14.

The 30-year-old singer collapsed on stage during a live performance of his hit song, Vai Ser Tão Beautiful, at 1st Territorial Police Station (DT) of Feira de Santana, Brazil, on Wednesday night, December 13.

Arabic student takes his own life over unanswered prayers in Kwara

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a student of Sheikh Kamaldeen Arabic School, Ilọrin, Kwata state, simply identified as Alfa Musa, allegedly took his own life over unanswered prayer.

The tragic incident occurred in the Ogidi area of Ilorin West local government area on Thursday, December 7.

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The 22-year-old deceased student was found dead after one of his friends visited his residence and found the door to his room locked.

Turkish MP who slumped on stage dies

Also, Legit.ng reported earlier that Hasan Bitmez, a Turkish member of parliament, who slumped on stage while delivering a speech on Tuesday, December 12, after reportedly suffering a heart attack during a plenary session, has died.

Turkish Health Minister Fahrettin Koca confirmed the death of the lawmaker on Thursday, December 14. The lawmaker died in Ankara City Hospital.

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Esther Odili (Politics and Current Affairs Editor) Esther Odili is a journalist and a Politics/Current Affairs Editor at Legit.ng with 6+ years of experience. She Holds OND and HND in Mass Communication from the Nigerian Institue of Journalism (NIJ), where she was recognized as the best student in print journalism in 2018. Before joining Legit.ng, Esther has worked with other reputable media houses, such as the New Telegraph newspaper and Galaxy Television. In 2024, Esther obtained a certificate in advanced digital reporting from the Google News Initiative. Email: esther.odili@corp.legit.ng.