NIGERIAN GAYMAN STILL- ON -THE -RUN

A GAY ACTIVIST PROTESTING ALLEGED  DISCRIMINATION RECENTLY

NIGERIAN GAYMAN STILL- ON -THE -RUN

BY ABDULMUMINI ADEKU.

Three years after escaping from the cold hands of death around the Ugbowo Community in Benin Area, Nigeria ,investigations reveals that natives are still hunting for the live of Mr Augustine Inerhunwa for his involvement in homosexualism.

In a check by the News Office Desk of Paedia Express Multimedia in Lagos,Nigeria,an impeccable source told this reporter that any time they see the said gay enthusiast he will be sacrificed to the gods of their village in Bini land.

He went down to recall how the gay man and his mother were beaten mercilessly  and their house and personal property worth several millions of naira was burnt beyond any form of recognition by an irate crowd about three years ago due to the former’s involvement in the gay matter.

According to the source ,Mr Inerhunwa scratchily escaped death as he was beaten to stupor with dangerous materials such as clubs,planks of wood and were banished from the village and since then have not being seen by any one.

In Ugbowo area of Benin City,the practice of gay and homosexualism is said to be  a great taboo punishable by death as the local or native customs insists that those caught in the act should be made to pay the supreme price by death.

It is considered to be a sacrilege and that is why anybody caught in the act ,will have his entire family banished from the community into exile  hence Augustine Inerhunwa and  Christopher Unuigbe,who was a student of Okada University in Edo State who were both caught in the act will still have to be sacrificed to the gods in line with the dictates of the native customs..

Community leaders and their agents have since sent out information regarding the duo to every sons and daughters of Benin land especially from Ugbowo community insisting that the duo are the ready -made food for the gods of the land.

 The  house where the parents of Mr Augustine Inerhunwa were staying after being banished from their community have now been burnt again leading to a review of the case with the custodians of the village customs  insisting on the death of Mr Inerhunwa and his gay lover fueling speculations that the second fire incident was not an accident.