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Mother of Five Dies in Hotel Room After Sex Romp As Lover Flees

Admin April 11, 2016

Fatai OwoseniPolicemen attached to Apapa Police Station have launched investigation into the death of a mother of five in a hotel at Apapa, Lagos State.

It was also gathered that the police are looking for her lover. The man was said to have disappeared into thin air. The woman’s body was found alone in the hotel room.

The deceased, simply identified as Mama Joy, hailed from Benue State, but married to an Igbo man. The incident, which happened on Friday afternoon, threw the hotel into  panic. According to the police, Mama Joy checked into the hotel on Randle Road, Apapa, with her partner.

After hours of waiting for the lovers to come out from the hotel room, the staff took turns to knock. When there was no reply, they broke the door. The woman’s body was found, but her lover had disappeared.

Mama Joy was a businesswoman, who operated a restaurant in Apapa. Policemen from Apapa Police Station visited the scene and evacuated the body. A police source said: “The hotel staff had waited for the lovers in the room to check out after their time had expired but to no avail.

After repeatedly knocking on the door without an answer, the staff forced the door open. The hotel workers were shocked to see the dead woman alone in the hotel room.”

The police invited hotel workers who were on duty to come to the station to make statement. One of the police sergeants at the station said there was no visible injury on her body.

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