RIP!! Man Dies Of Suspected Heart Attack While Having Sex

Man Dies Of Suspected Heart Attack While Having Sex

The police in Niger State have confirmed the tragic death of a yet-to-be-identified man following an alleged marathon sexual encounter with a lady at the Paiko Local Government Area lodge. This alarming incident has drawn attention and raised questions regarding the circumstances surrounding the man’s death.

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According to the police spokesman, SP Wasi’u Abiodun, the incident is currently under investigation. Authorities are awaiting the results of a medical autopsy to determine the cause of death. The police are handling the case with care, acknowledging the need for thorough inquiries to uncover the details of this unusual occurrence.

In addition, efforts are underway to locate the deceased man’s relatives. As of now, no family members have been reached, primarily because he did not have a phone or any means of identification in his possession at the time of the incident. Authorities are working diligently to connect with his next of kin for necessary arrangements.

This incident highlights the importance of safety and communication in such situations, and the police are committed to providing updates as their investigation progresses.

According to the statement,

“An incident of a suspected sudden death was reported at Paiko Division, that on October 15 at about 8: 50 pm, a yet-to-be identified male adult visited the LGA lodge with a lady, and thereafter, slumped and was rushed to a nearby medical facility in Paiko, where he was confirmed dead.

“The man reportedly slumped while putting on his trousers and died at a guest house in Paiko, the headquarters of Paikoro LGA of Niger State, where he had allegedly gone to see a commercial sex worker.”

“The guest house is located within the Paiko popular market, where traders, who usually come from far places, also lodge.”