A CCTV footage showing Usifo Ataga, the CEO of Super TV, with Chidinma Ojukwu at a restaurant before he was murdered has surfaced online.

In the now-viral clip, the pair appeared to have visited the restaurant to eat before they left the facility shortly after.

It remains unclear if they had departed for the hotel where Ataga was eventually killed after leaving the restaurant.

The media mogul had reportedly lodged with the suspect at a hotel within the Lekki area of Lagos.

But he was later found in a pool of his blood after he was stabbed to death, with multiple wounds found on his body.

The video comes hours after Chidinma, a student of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), had confessed to stabbing Ataga “twice on the neck side”.

She alleged that the businessman had forcefully had sex with her the first time but a dispute ensued after he attempted it again.

“At some point, he was chasing me around the kitchen cabinet. I took a knife and stabbed his neck. I approached the door and he followed me. I stabbed him twice on the neck side,” she had said.

“I threw the knife to the bed and he was going for it but I also went for it. He dragged the knife with me and it broke and he fell on the floor.”

Another footage also showed how Chidinma was teased with media popularity before Ataga’s murder.

Watch the video below:

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