JUST IN: Man dies during sex romp with lover in Akure

By Our Correspondent

A yet-to-be identified man has died while allegedly having a sex romp with a woman suspected to be his lover in Akure, the Ondo state capital.

The incident which happened in an undisclosed hotel was brought to light by social media influencer, Bolanle Cole on Sunday.

According to the influencer, the man got stuck during the sexual activity with the lady who was said to be another man’s wife.

Bolanle wrote:

“A man died of “Magun” Thunderbolt here in Akure💔 He left his wife at home to meet another man’s wife in an hotel and later pass on. I wish him well”.

The state police is yet to confirm the incident.

Nigerians have taken to the comment to react to the incident.

Prof Peace wrote:

“Result of infidelity..Actions has consequences”.

Taiwo Olaide wrote:

“A lot of girls are flocking around the street na someone wife Dey ur eye… some people no get shame”.

Oluwadamilola wrote:

“Same thing happened in Ijebu-Ode last week to a 45years old man”.

Okewu wrote:

“Not judging but hell fire straight. No two ways about that”

Makibel wrote:

“Wish him well how? The thing that he went to look for in sokoto was just there in his shokoto but he refused to see it”

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