The police in Area ‘G’, Ogba, have declared an alleged homosexual, Alhaji Rasaq Tunji Alaso, who resides at 7, Barusam Avenue, Alagbado, Lagos, wanted for allegedly sexually assaulting an 18-year-old boy.

P.M.News gathered that Alhaji Alaso sexually assaulted the teenager, Kabiru Amusa, at his residence, on Friday, 16 January. Narrating his ordeal to the police, the victim, a petrol attendant working at Ayokunnu Petrol Station, Abule-Taylor, near Abule-Egba, said Alhaji Alaso has been luring him to his house for a long time, promising to get him a more lucrative job.

He said after a long persuasion, he decided to honour his invitation, only for the man to drug him with the assistance of some men believed to be homosexuals. Kabiru told the police that he was drugged with Don Simon drink and that the man locked him up and had marathon sex with him through the anus, leading to tears and bleeding.

P.M.News further gathered that after the dastardly act, Alhaji Alaso released the teenager, who, afraid for his life, refused to tell his parents what transpired. “But when I could not defecate for four days and I was feeling very uncomfortable, I had to tell my father, who immediately brought me to Area ‘G’ to report the incident,” Kabiru told P.M.News.

The police immediately swung into action and swooped on the suspect’s building. On sighting the police, the suspected homosexual reportedly escaped through the roof of his house and has since been at large. His suspected co-conspirators are Wahab Adeniyi, 39; Gbenga Aladelusi, 32; Okoro Emeka, 21; Hastrup Adesoji, 24; Gbenga Odumolu, 23; Azeez Amusa, 45 and a lady who prevented the police from arresting him, Mrs. Yetunde Adelugba, 38.

While the police has declared the prime suspect wanted, the co-conspirators were on Monday, charged before the Ikeja Magistrate’s Court 8, for conspiracy and indecent sexual assault on a male. The seven suspects were remanded at the Kirikiri maximum prison, pending further hearing in the case, on 20 March.

Meanwhile, the family of the defiled teenager has appealed to the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Mike Okiro, and the state Commissioner of Police, Mr. Marvel Akpoyibo, to ensure that the prime suspect, Alhaji Alaso, was arrested and brought to book. They said this became necessary because the suspect was sighted at the premises of Area ‘G’ last week, in company of a senior police officer from the Force Headquarters annex, Alagbon, Ikoyi, and he was not arrested. P.M.News gathered that before the case was charged to court on Monday, the Force Headquarters, Alagbon, had requested for the transfer of the case file.

fellis:

Ok, what he did was wrong. Definitely not Islamic.
but amebo, what was your intention for starting this thread? Please answer this question.

fellis:

I have changed my mind about having the discussion I intended to have with you, for reasons of peace. But next time you feel inclined to post in this board, remember that it is meant for muslims only and don't do so.