Goat Dies During Sex With Man In Ondo

‎A middle-aged man identified as Afolabi Bamidele was over the weekend allegedly caught having se’x with a goat in Irun Akoko, Akoko North-West Local Government Area of Ondo State.

It was gathered that the goat died during the se’x romp with the suspect, who has reportedly been handed over to the police.

According to an eyewitness, the suspect took the goat into the bush and started having se’x with it.

The source said:

“He picked the goat from a neighbour’s house and took it into the bush. He put off his clothes and started having se’x with it.

“After the se’x, he brought out a handkerchief to clean up his semen on the goat when he was caught by somebody, who called on the neighbours.
“After the se’x, he brought out a handkerchief to clean up his semen on the goat when he was caught by somebody, who called on the neighbours.”

The source said he (suspect) was about to be mobbed when the team of policemen arrived and took him to the police station.

When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer of the Ondo State Police Command, Mr. Femi Joseph said he had not been informed of the incident at the time of this report.

He said,

“The DPO (Divisional Police Officer) of the Ikare Akoko Police Division has not briefed me about the incident, I will let you know when I’m briefed.”

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Ondo 2016; Jimoh Ibrahim & Olusola Oke’s Names Missing On INEC’s Final List

Mr Eyitayo Jegede, SAN, of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and Mr Rotimi Akeredolu, SAN, of the All Progressives Congress, APC, were among the governorship candidates whose names were released in the final list by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, for candidates that will participate in the forthcoming governorship elections in Ondo State. Conspicuously, the names of Mr Jimoh Ibrahim and Chief Olusola Oke were omitted from the final list released by the commission.

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You won't believe what striking Ondo workers is doing to Government properties (Photos)

The striking workers in Ondo state are using all means to express their dissatisfaction and make the government pay their five-month salaries.

On Wednesday, June 15, the labour unions began impounding all government-owned vehicles found plying the streets.

The labour leaders revealed that government officials with official cars have to drive themselves as their drivers take part in the strike.

According to the officials, all workers should observe the strike and government business ought to be closed.

The striking workers already seized an Akure South local government council vehicle and another one having the plate number of the Ondo state government.

They threatened that impounded vehicles would be held till the end of the strike.

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