Abuja-based Gay Suspect Flees From Environ As Tension Mounts To Lynch Him

A man simply identified as Alex Okunzunwa is reportedly on the run for his life after he narrowly escaped death by the whiskers in the hands of angry mob immediately after he was caught in the act of same-sex practice with the son of his boss.

Recall that Alex Okunzunwa had been living with the family of one Alhaji Jubril and attending to small menial jobs to eke out a living until his secret affair with the youngest sons of Alhaji Jubril was recently exposed by a househelp who caught them in the act of same-sex practice in February 2023.

For any practising moslems same-sex practice was considered as “Haram’ as anyone caught in the act deserved no mercy to remain alive, hence all hell was let loose when Alex Okunzunwa was caught with Alhaji Jubril youngest son (names withheld) as the angry crowd almost mobbed him to death till he was able to escape from their grip when the crowd made frantic efforts to reach out for tyres and fuel to burn him alive .

It was gathered that Alex Okunzunwa until his secret affair with the youngest son of Alhaji Jubril was exposed, was living amongst devoted Moslem community who abhor all forms of sexual orientation that was naturally inclined to either gay or any form of same- sex practice by any individual and to many who are strongly against the act, death penalty was the reward for such sacriledge.

However, it was understood that Alhaji Jubril’s boys were all over the nooks and crannies still in search of Alex Okunzunwa as information made available further revealed that the Alhaji was very angry with Alex for introducing his son into the evil practice which outrightly was against the true practice of Islam .

Alex Okunzunwa, according to information gathered had to immediately relocate elsewhere to escape the wrath of Alhaji Jubril who was still after his life as he had commissioned his boys to comb the nooks and crannies of Abuja for Alex whose whereabouts remain unknown to anyone in the community.

In Nigeria the violation of the Same-sex Prohibition Act 2014 attracts a minimum of 14 years imprisonment upon conviction for any offender.

Meanwhile, a statement by the police made available to journalists, urged members of the public with any useful information that could lead to the arrest of the fleeing Alex Okunzunwa to report at any nearby police station for a handsome reward of two hundred thousand naira(200,000).