A 26-year-old apprentice, pAnwaji Moses, has killed his 38-year-old boss, who is the owner of a palm oil milling business in Delta State. Moses confessed to killing his boss, Victor Ochei, in a video shared by the spokesperson of the Delta State Police Command, Bright Edafe, on Monday. While narrating the unfortunate incident, Edafe revealed that the deceased owed his apprentice about six months’ salaries before his death. “He met his waterloo when he was going to his site alongside his boy, someone he employs and pays salaries. The suspect is claiming that the man has owed him for about six to eight months, the sum of 300k, and because he was angry at his employer that was why he murdered him with a pestle. The man has an oil milling factory where this boy was also working for him,” said Edafe. Corroborating the police spokesperson, Moses revealed that his deceased boss had last paid him his salary in 2024, and whenever he confronted him about it, the deceased would tell him he was building a house. Moses added that he had stopped working for his boss but went back to him after the deceased pleaded with him to return to work with him. He also said his boss would give him the sum of N500 to feed on every day. “Each time I confronted him, he would tell me that I am asking for money and I should calm down, that he is building a house. He knows I don’t have anybody to help me,” said Moses. While narrating how he killed his boss, Moses said he hit him twice with a pestle when they were heading to purchase palm fruits for palm oil processing.