Samson Folarin

There has been anxiety at the Jonaith Hotel and Suites in the Ajah area of Lagos State after a 24-year-old guest, identified as Michael Afeso, was found dead in his room.

PUNCH Metro learnt that the deceased’s girlfriend, who had stayed with him on Friday evening, was sighted in the early hours of Saturday.

She was, however, said to have fled the hotel before the arrival of policemen from the Ajah division, who later took the corpse to a mortuary.

Our correspondent gathered that Michael, an indigene of Akoko Edo, Edo State, had checked into a room in the hotel on Friday and had enjoyed some bottles of beer with a friend, identified as Abass It was learnt that Abass left the deceased in the company with a lady, whom the latter had sent for.

The corpse of the victim was said to have been discovered by one of the hotel workers, who had gone to his room at checkout.

PUNCH Metro learnt from a relative of the deceased, Olufemi Oladejo, that the family was notified by one of Michael’s friends.
Oladejo said, “When we got there, the management of the hotel told us they found the girl in their CCTV tip-toeing out.

“When we challenged them on why they did not stop her since they both checked in together, they changed the story and said the video was of another room and that it had nothing to do with the case.

“The hotel management said one Abass, who was their customer, reserved the room for Michael. We were told that they both took some bottles of beer before Abass left.

They said Michael was alone in his room before they saw his corpse.”
The vi c t im’s father, Abraham, explained that he was expecting his son to send him some money for upkeep and a project, when he was told he had died.

He said, “My other children who had been aware of the incident could not break the news to me because I was sick. Instead, they informed my friend, who called me to his house and broke the sad news to me.

“The hotel management and the police have been dribbling us and telling us all kids of lies. Even our lawyer was compromised and he has stopped picking my calls. I insisted that the matter be transferred from Ajah
because I lost confidence in the police in that division.”

Our correspondent learnt that the matter was transferred to the State Department of Criminal Investigation, Yaba.

However, the result of the autopsy indicated that the victim died of heart attack and hypertension.

Still, the family of the deceased insisted that the case had been tampered with and urged the Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase, to conduct investigation into the matter.

The hotel lawyer, Akran Akra, in a telephone interview with PUNCH Metro, denied that the hotel covered up anything.

He said, “There was no time that the hotel changed any story. We gave the police and the deceased’s family unlimited access to our IT rooms on several occasions. “The girl and the man did not go in together. She came in later as a visitor.

“The fact of the case is that Michael checked into the hotel on the night of Friday, October 23, 2015. The room
he checked into had earlier been reserved for him by one of his friends, who checked in earlier the same day.

“His friends, who were with him that night, confirmed that on arrival at the hotel, the deceased joined them at the pool bar where they all had drinks together before retiring to his hotel room to

meet his girlfriend, who he was expecting.
“At about 12.15pm the next day, one of the hotel’s housekeepers, who was carrying out a routine cleanup at checkout found the lifeless body of Michael on the bed.”

He said the hotel management immediately alerted the police.

“There was no complicity on the part of the hotel. The food that was served by the chef was not eaten by the deceased. The CCTV footage did not indicate a foul play,” he added.

The Police Public Relations Officer, Joe Offor, when contacted, promised to get back to our correspondent, but he had yet to do so as of the time of filing this report

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according to the story, the management of the hotel in question was trying to protect their business... the lady too was too much for the guy to handle... na the guy family I dey pity shaaa...may God give them the fortitude to bear the loss...

RIP.What an engineer!

small girl go dey tell you 'baby harder, baby harder'...you, mumu go still dey go harder....you never die so? wetin you wan tell God now?

flee fornication ladies n gentlemen, fleeeee..

Eiya.death can catch up with you anywhere though but not a hotel Na.nobody wants to die in a hotel

He could have died anywhere, but fate took him to an hotel. May he RIP.
Autopsy already revealed the cause of his death.Therefore, the said lady isn't guilty. She probably fled for the fear of prosecution.

End time love-vendor End time love-vendor

sexkillz......



he died while still warming up for the marathon enjoyment for the weekend

Some times, I fear sex

Lolz

RIP

cutetopsey:
RIP

Monalisa185:
rip

Drniyi4u:
RIP.What an engineer!

Daslim180:
R.I.P

Why decieveth thou thyselves?

For which peace him wan rest?

R.I.P

Say no 2 premarital sex

2 DECEMBER 2015
Stop Being So Critical (2)

‘Keep your tongue from speaking evil.’ 
1 Peter 3:10 NLT

God dealt with Moses because of some of the mistakes he made. In fact, one of them kept him from entering the Promised Land. Nevertheless, God wouldn’t permit anybody else to criticise Moses – not even his sister Miriam. So what can you learn from this?

1) We’re all capable of harbouring a critical attitude. Miriam had great qualities. She saved Moses’ life as a child, and she wrote a song of praise Israel used to celebrate the crossing of the Red Sea. But she paid a high price for her critical attitude – leprosy.

2) When you’re resentful you become critical. ‘Miriam…began to talk against Moses because of his Cushite wife’ (Numbers 12:1 NIV 2011 Edition). But was that the real issue? No. ‘They said, “Has the Lord indeed spoken only through Moses? Has He not spoken through us also?”’ (v. 2 NKJV). Moses’ wife was just a diversion; the real issue was Moses’ success. Their beef was: ‘How come he gets all the attention?’.

3) Anytime you succeed you’ll be criticised. The Bible says, ‘Moses was very humble’ (v. 3 NKJV), yet even he couldn’t escape the pain inflicted by self-appointed critics. And you’re no different; as long as you’re alive somebody will find fault with what you’re doing. Brush it off and keep going.

4) If you’ve been critical, you need to repent. When Aaron acknowledged, ‘We have acted foolishly…we have sinned’ (v. 11 NASB), God showed mercy and healed Miriam. Most of us would rather classify criticism as a weakness, but from God’s perspective it’s a genuine, bona fide, registered sin. And there’s only one way to deal with sin – repent and stop committing it.

Bible in a Year: Hosea 5-6; 1 John 5;

I. Pity the man's family sha

End time mishaps... Run for your life.

abeg forget, I suspect no foul play here. The lady fled to protect herself, the hotel management twisted stories to protect her investment.
Everyone always has something to protect..

chai the man no complete em project for the gal body. but the suspects are girlfriend and friend.but the man fit get small sickness wey em dey hide since oooo

queenoflafia:
Eiya.death can catch up with you anywhere though but not a hotel Na.nobody wants to die in a hotel

It's a hotel, not a brothel. Meanwhile if you feel compelled check our siggy

Hmm

And I get plan for kurukere movement tomorrow......I guess I will have to shelve that idea for now

If he died from hypertension and heart attack, the only reasonable explanation is he died of sex,
His BP was fluctuated due to the excitement and urge he was feeling

Guys, next time she says baby face me harder, finish me, fire me, don't agree , it's a trap!