Political Appointee Joins Ancestors After Having Sex In Ondo Town

A political appointee of Ondo West Local Government Area in Ondo State has joined his ancestors after a sexual intercourse with an unknown woman.

Online reports said the man was living at power line, Oka, in Ondo City, headquarters of Ondo West Local Government before his death.

Though his identity is yet to be confirmed, but Starnews Nigeria gathered that he was a former Councilorship Aspirant currently serving at the Local Government as a Political Appointee until his demise.

The incident which occurred around 9:00pm on Wednesday has since thrown family members of the deceased into a mourning.

Online reports said the woman, his sexual partner raised the alarm after realising that the man collapsed after taking his bath .

This attracted the manager of the hotel who in turn invited police officers from Enu-Owa police station who later deposited his corpse at the morgue of the University Of Medical Sciences, Ondo for further investigation.

Some Ondo Residents said the man died of ‘Magun’ popularly known as thunderbolt

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