Angry LandLords Storm Police Station To Report Suspected Homosexual Rapist in Lagos State

Landlords from the Temidire, Alagbado area of Lagos State stormed the premises of the Lagos State Police Command, Ikeja, en masse to register a weird complaint that caused a pin-drop silence at the police station.

The landlords who were about 25 in number complained about a suspected homosexual rapist and thug living in the area. They were reportedly led by the Baale, Alhaji Najimu Abioye, who submitted a petition to the Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni, saying that the residents’ lives were in danger as the suspect continually harassed them with thugs.

According to Punch Metro, the suspected homosexual named Alhaji Tunji has been accused of engaging in serious criminal activities ranging from the rape of young boys and also parading thugs that forcely obtain money from people building houses as well as traders in the area.

According to the Baale, they had already reported the activities of Alhaji Tunji to the Police Division at Alagbado but Alhaji Tunji kept buying out his way.

“Tunji is a gay. He has raped several boys in our area. The father of one of the victims is here with us.
“We have reported him to the police at Alagbado, but he went to Area G, Ogba, and lied that we brought hoodlums to his house and burgled it. At that time, he left the area, but resurfaced later to start another round of trouble.
“Now, he is taking over people’s plots of land and selling them. He has thugs who work for him to unleash mayhem. That is why we have run to the police to help us tame him. He is also a gay. The father of one of the victims is here”, – Baale Abioye stated.

Another complainant also testified to Alhaji Tunji's gay antics under the condition of anonymity;
He said:
“About two weeks ago, one of my friends called me that there was work to do at the Alhaji’s house. When I got there, he began to ask me questions.
“On the evening of the third day, I was with him in his living room and he asked me to enter his bedroom, He then asked me to start undressing. Eventually, I ran out of the house.”

Meanwhile Alhaji Tunji has denied the allegations levelled against him.

The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Kenneth Nwosu, said he would get back to the Punch correspondent on the matter.