Police recover Customs officer’s body found dead after sex rump

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Police authorities in Katsina State have evacuated the body of Customs officer, identified as Assistant Superintendent of Customs (ASC) Lawal Tukur, discovered dead in a hotel room in Katsina metropolis after a marathon intercourse with some mistresses.

According to a counterinsurgency publication, Zagazola Reports, the incident took place on October 15 at Murjani Hotel, where Tukur had checked in.

The source also revealed that Hotel workers reportedly found him lifeless around 8:30 a.m. and immediately alerted the authorities.

Used sachets of unidentified substances were found in a wastebasket in the room, according to the source which also confirmed that three women were said to have been at the hotel during the incident.

The suspects were identified as Khadija Ali, 34, from Dutsin Amare Quarters, Katsina; Aisha Lawal, 30, from Ingawa LGA; and Hafsat Yusuf, 22, from Brigade Quarters, Kano State.

Khadija and Aisha spent the night with the officer, while Hafsat joined them later and also stayed at the hotel, according to the source.

TheNewspad reports that the victim body had been deposited at the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Katsina, where doctors confirmed dead, for preservation and autopsy by the police.

A top police officer at the police Command said investigation into the tragedy is ongoing after notifying the Nigerian Customs Service authorities.

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