Man With 2 Wives Dies During Sex With Married Nursing Mother After Church In Hotel

A 57-year-old man, simply identified as Ismaila, has died after an alleged sex romp with his married lover in a Lagos hotel.

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Metro gathered that Ismaila, who was married to two wives, had gone to
the Ace Bar in the Akoka area of Yaba, Lagos, with his alleged mistress
on Sunday.

It was learnt that around 7pm, the mistress called for help when her lover reportedly slumped.

A source, who preferred not to be named, said by the time Ismaila was taken to the hospital, he was confirmed dead.

The
source said, “The incident happened around 7pm on Sunday. The man came
in with the woman. After some time, she called for help saying that the
man had slumped. As soon as the hotel management was alerted to the
incident, the man was taken to the hospital where he was confirmed dead.

“Immediately
the man was confirmed dead, his corpse was taken to the police station
in a taxi together with the woman, and the case was reported. It was
from there that the police took over the case and the body was deposited
in the morgue for autopsy.”

A resident of the area, who spoke to
our correspondent on condition of anonymity, however, said the mistress
was also married and a nursing mother.

“The woman is a
seamstress at the Sabo Market. She left her six-month-old baby to meet
the man after church service on Sunday. Her husband had been warning
the man to leave his wife alone, all to no avail, and her husband had to
bring the child to her at the police station after she was arrested.

“The man also had two wives and one of his daughters got married last year. He was a retiree and had just received his pension.

“The
news going round is that after the sex romp, he took two bottles of
water and while he was taking his bath, he slumped and foamy substances
came out of his mouth. It is hard to tell if he died of cardiac arrest
or due to unnatural circumstances,” the source added.

When our
correspondent visited the bar, efforts to speak with the manager proved
abortive. The attendant claimed that the manager was not available and
she refused to put a call through to him.

When the state Police
Public Relations Officer, CSP Chike Oti, was contacted, he said
investigation into the incident was ongoing.

“I can confirm that
there was a case of sudden and unnatural death that was reported. We are
investigating the case. The Commissioner of Police has directed the
homicide section of the State Criminal Investigation Intelligence
Department, Panti, to look into the matter and come up with its
findings,” Oti stated.