2 Gay Suspects Go Into Hiding After Business Partners Uncover Secret Affairs

Tragedy was said to have been averted in a remote community in Ijebu ode, Ogun State after 2 gay suspects identified as Ibrahim Ayomide Arogundade and Saheed Babatunde narrowly escaped being lynched to death by angry mob.

Ibrahim Ayomide Arogudade, chief executive officer of Arobram Livestock enquiry, a company that provides information services on livestock feeds, supplies and development, was reportedly nabbed in the sacrilegious act of same-sex practice with one of his staff identified as Saheed Babatunde in his office.

The secret affair between them was recently exposed by 2 business partners who earlier visited the office to make enquiries on the range of services rendered by the company, it was confirmed.

Both men, according to information made available, reportedly took advantage of the serenity and quietness of the environment after observing the closing hours of the day’s work to secretly indulge in the sacrilegious act but were nabbed and exposed .

It was said that Ibrahim Ayomide Arogundade and his secret lover were obviously unaware they were not alone within the business premises at the close of business for the day when suddenly 2 regular visitors to the company walked into the office unexpectedly and caught them in the sacrilegious act of desecration of the community.

Both men were said to have reportedly fled from the office building as the bewildered visitors instantly raised an alarm attracting residents of the community including angry youths who responded by hurriedly rushing down with dangerous weapons to the company to catch a glimpse of the sacrilegious act.

Meanwhile, as a crowd of angry mob immediately gathered within the company’s premises to catch a glimpse of the 2 gay suspects in the act of same-sex practice to unleash terror on them, it was said that both gay suspects reportedly fled from the premises before the arrival of the angry mob.

The crowd of angry mob was however prevented from setting the company building ablaze following the sudden arrival of a team of policemen on patrol invited by the community chairman as teargas canisters were reportedly fired at the crowd to disperse the angry mob.

Meanwhile, the Ogun State Command of the Nigerian Police, in a statement made available to journalists in the state, said 2 gay suspects identified as Ibrahim Ayomide Arogundade and Saheed Babatunde who were recently nabbed in the act of same-sex practice within the premises of a company in a remote community in Ijebu ode, Ogun State have been declared wanted by the Command.

The Command further urged members of the public with any useful information on the whereabouts of the 2 fleeing gay suspects to report at any nearby police station for a handsome reward.

In Nigeria, the gross violation of the same-sex marriage prohibition act of 2014 attracts a minimum of 14 years imprisonment upon conviction.