Effiok, who distinguished his perished sweetheart as Bassey Udoh (23), said the occurrence happened on May 22, 2015, at Nelson Mandela Street in Calabar, Cross River State.
The suspect put forth the confession booth expression at the central station of the state police order on Diamond Hill Road, when he was paraded alongside other associated lawbreakers by the Commissioner with Police, Mr. Henry Fadairo.
Effiok, who hails from the Akpabuyo Local Government Area of the state, said, "The issue began when I had three rounds of sex with the woman and gave her N1,000 as transport admission back home, yet she requested N5,000.
"Bassey is my beau. We have been dating for a long time. Upon the arrival of her passing, we had three rounds of sex. I can't generally say in the event that I was enticed by the fallen angel to murder her.
"When she declined to gather the N1,000 that I gave her, we began quarreling and it prompted a battle. I drew out a sharp kitchen cut and wounded her.
"Subsequent to cutting her, she shouted and neighbors broke into my room. They saw her on the ground in a pool of blood. She later kicked the bucket," he said.
As indicated by him, it was his neighbors that called the policemen that captured him.
"I lament my activities, I wish I didn't execute her," he said.
Talking on the leap forward of the order in the previous couple of weeks, which incorporated the capture of more than 15 associates, the state Commissioner with Police, Fadairo, said his men were resolved to stamp out lawbreakers, criminals and killers out of the state.
Fadairo said that the suspects would be in police authority until the strike set out on by Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria was canceled.
He spoke to the relationship to dialog with the state government to determine the strike, including that there were an excess of suspects in police net holding up to be charged to court.
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