‘Forgive, Spare my life’, Dying Bisexual Man Begs Angry Mob

‘Forgive, Spare my life’, Dying Notorious in Bisexual Man Begs Angry Mob

It was a sad moment for a dying bisexual man who was reportedly caught in the act of sodomy, as he pleaded for mercy from an angry mob who had attackd him brutally.

The young man who was identified as Ndukwe Uchenna Uduma, was allegedly ‘caught with his pants down’, on Wednesday, at Ohokobe, in Umuahia, the capital of Abia state.

Ndukwe was caught having canal knowledge with his partner (male) inside his bathroom.

According to a reliable source, trouble escalated when a neighbour had opted to deliver the landlord’s message for an urgent meeting of all the tenants, knocked severally on Ndukwe’s door but could not get a response.

The neighbour who is a new tenant and in a cordial relationship with Ndukwe, as gathered, without hesitation made for the latter’s room but could not catch a glimpse of Ndukwe, while his music was allowed to play at its highest volume.

It Reportedly, the said sex prohibition law in Nigeria is likely to be applied on Ndukwe, hence he has been in the news lately accused of the act but always finds his way to escape the wrath of the law.

He further narrated that he heard weird moaning and decided to peep through the door and saw both male in the act

“I screamed and ran out of the room as other tenants came in thinking someone was in danger. I told them what I saw and they rushed inside the room and demanded both of them should come out and explain what they were accused of. ” He said.

Further information has it that Ndukwe and his accomplice who gave his name as Emeka was beaten to stupor as the landlord gave him the option of vacating his house and forfeit his remaining rent otherwise be handed over to security agents for constitutional punishment.

However, Ndukwe was initially said to have denied the act but could not withstand their accuser, who unflinchingly reaffirmed his stand as regards what he witnessed, as the latter, alongside his accomplice could only but confess to the act after they were mobbed.

Our source also affirmed that Ndukwe pleaded saying; “It is not my fault, that’s the way I feel, I don’t know why these people fail to understand it. If you continue beating me till I die will it change it? Please forgive me and save my life. See the wound all over my body. Please spare my life.”

Nearby landlords in the community who had about the commotion came to Ndukwe’s rescue by pleading with the youths who joined the other tenants to mob them for mercy but ordered him to vacate his apartment and never to be seen around that environment. They also ordered the landlord to ensure he vacates his house immediately and his accomplice who claimed to be living at Aba was warned never to be seen in the community henceforth.

Speaking to famousreporters.com about the incidence, the chairman of Landlords’ Association, Ohokobe community has this to say:

” It is an abominable act and we as landlords can’t have such person as a tenant. For the fact that the act wasn’t carried out with any of our sons, we have to let him go”.

Continue, he said: “Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) persons in Nigeria face legal and social challenges not experienced by non-LGBT residents. LGBT rights are generally infringed upon and homosexuality is illegal in Nigeria and punishable by not fewer than 14 years imprisonment in the conventional court system. There is no legal protection for LGBT rights in Nigeria, a largely conservative country of more than 216 million people, split between a mainly Muslim north and a largely Christian south. Very few LGBT persons are open about their sexual orientation, as violence against them is frequent. Many LGBTQ Nigerians are fleeing to countries with progressive law to seek protection.