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The lifeless body of a man, said to be a father of 12 children has been found in a brothel at Tombia-Amossoma road axis of Yenagoa, Bayelsa.
According to the residents of the area, the deceased is a 40-year-old man from Delta, though his name was not known as at the time of filling the report.
The deceased was said to be suffering from partial stroke, before engaging in a sex rump that led to his unfortunate demise.
They said he was one of the customers of the commercial sex workers, who left home around 8 am on Tuesday to meet a prostitute, but was later found dead in the quarters.
It was gathered that the lifeless body was found naked in the apartment while all the commercial sex workers had deserted the said apartment.
At the time of visiting the scene, people living around the area were trying to get the identity of the deceased to contact the relative to evacuate the corpse for burial.
It was gathered that security operatives had previously raided the brothel and earmarked it as a red-light zone.
The Commander of Vigilante Group of Nigeria (VGN) in Bayelsa State, Mr Tolumobofa Akpoebibo Jonathan, told Nigerian Tribune at the scene that the deceased is a 40-year-old father of 12 from Delta state.
Police spokesperson in Bayelsa, ASP Musa Muhammed, told Nigerian Tribune that he was trying to reach out to the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) in charge of the area to get accurate information about what happened while promising to get back on the cause of the incident. (Nigerian Tribune)