Tragedy as civil servant slumps, dies after s3x romp in Ondo
Tragedy struck in the Akinjagunla community of Ondo State Tuesday after a civil servant, Abiodun Akintomowo, passed on after a s3x romp with his mistress, simply identified as Bimpe. Daily Trust gathered that the deceased who hailed from Ondo town in Ondo West Local Government Area of the state lodged at one of the popular […]
Tragedy struck in the Akinjagunla community of Ondo State Tuesday after a civil servant, Abiodun Akintomowo, passed on after a s3x romp with his mistress, simply identified as Bimpe.
Daily Trust gathered that the deceased who hailed from Ondo town in Ondo West Local Government Area of the state lodged at one of the popular guest houses in the neighbourhood before the incident.
Daily Trust learnt that after the romp, Mr Akintomowo, a father of two, slumped and died, but his mistress, who is the wife of a landlord in the community, raised an alarm and slipped into a coma but was quickly revived.
According to sources, the body of the deceased had been deposited at the morgue of the University of Medical Sciences in Ondo town.
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One of the sources, who preferred anonymity, told our correspondent that the tragic incident happened because the mistress was allegedly laced with a thunderbolt.
“What I can say is that the man died in the hotel room after having s3x with the woman said to be his mistress but laced with thunderbolt popularly called (Magun) in local parlance.
“The woman raised the alarm after realising that the man collapsed, the manager of the hotel and some residents raced to the scene and made frantic efforts to see if they could rescue him, he was later confirmed dead,” he said.
He revealed that the management of the guest house later reported the incident to the Yaba Divisional Police Station in the community before the lifeless body of the deceased was evacuated from the scene.
Confirming the incident in a telephone chat, the Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Fumilayo Odunlami-Omisanya, told Daily Trust that the command had already arrested two suspects in connection with the death of Akintomowo.