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‘Thunderbolt’: How Herbalist Slumped, Died After Hotel Romp With Woman Doped With ‘Magun’
A middle-aged man who goes by the name Kehinde allegedly died from the effects of a sex romp with a female friend at the Ikere-Ekiti hotel, the seat of the Ikere local government area of Ekiti,. He reportedly slumped after the act.
According to the Nigerian Tribune, the deceased, a well-known herbalist in the neighbourhood, passed away on Monday in the hotel room where he went to spend time with his female partner.
The identity of the woman remains unknown as of the time of filing this report, but sources said that the woman is a wife of a cleric in one of the churches in the area.
One of the sources said, “What I can say is that the man died in the hotel room after having sex with the woman said to be spiritually laced with thunderbolt (Magun).
“The woman raised the alarm after realising that the man collapsed, the manager of the hotel and some residents raced to the scene and immediately rushed the man to a nearby hospital where he was confirmed dead.”
When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) in Ekiti state, ASP Sunday Abutu, confirmed the incident.
Abutu who revealed that investigations had commenced on the circumstances leading to the death of the man, however, added that the woman has been arrested by the police.
“Yes, we can confirm the death of the man in one of the hotels at Ikere-Ekiti on Monday. His corpse has been retrieved and deposited at the morgue.
“Let me quickly tell you that the woman in question is with us already as we commence investigations to unravel the cause or otherwise of the man’s death,” the PPRO said.
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