A Nigerian deported from Republic of
China has been remanded in Kirikiri
Prisons, Apapa, Lagos State,
southwest Nigeria, for allegedly
raping two women in a hotel room
in Lagos.
P.M.NEWS gathered that Ifionu
Anthony from Dunukofia in
Anambra State, southeast Nigeria,
who was deported for an
undisclosed offence, had lodged at
Golden Apple And Suites off Airport
road, Ajao Estate, Oshodi Isolo,
Lagos.
The victims, Blessing Williams, 22
and Mona Adijat, 20, who are staff of
the hotel, alleged that after they
closed for the day and retired to their
staff room to sleep, Anthony entered
their room without their consent and
forced them to perform lesbianism
by threatening them with arms.
The victims alleged that they were
compelled to romance themselves,
lick their private parts and
masturbate while he was watching
and thereafter forcefully had sex with
them in turns.
When asked how the suspect
managed to get into their room, the
victims said that after they retired to
their room, they noticed a man
climbing the fence that separated the
hotel and their staff room.
The victims said they immediately
raised an alarm but he told them that
he only came to discuss with them.
But when they refused to open the
door, he threatened to force the door
open and kill them.
Terrified by his threat, they opened
the door and saw weapons on him
suspected to be guns and knife.
One of the victims said: “He ordered
us to strip naked and romance each
other. He said we should touch each
other’s private parts and masturbate,
while he was watching us do so.
After that he raped us.
“We were shouting but nobody
heard us because there was heavy
rainfall that night. It was when he
was satisfied that he opened the
door and left.”
The victims said when he left, they
ran to Ajao Estate Police station that
night to report the case.
The police thereafter went to his
lodge and arrested him and later
arraigned him in Isolo Magistrate’s
Court Lagos, where he was charged
with assault and rape under sections
305, 168 and 258 of the Criminal
Code Law of Lagos State of Nigeria
2011.
He pleaded not guilty to the charges
and the prosecutor, Mr Onime
Idowu, prayed to the court to note
the seriousness of the allegations
made against the suspect while
considering his bail because he may
jump bail and escape justice.
But the presiding Magistrate, Mrs. A.
K. Kumbeje, granted Anthony bail in
the sum of N200,000 with two
sureties in like sum.
The matter was adjourned till 11
October 2012, while the suspect was
remanded in prison custody pending
when he would meet his bail
conditions.

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Devil's First son

I don't believe this story, most likely he didn't pay what was agreed that'd why the reported him

HAH: I don't believe this story, most likely he didn't pay what was agreed that'd why the reported him

Thank you. It is so obvious, the man must have refused to pay what the Police demanded as well.

Cheap lie!
Evil girls!