TWO SUSPECTED GAY MEN ARRESTED IN WARRI FOR DEFILING UNWILLING VICTIM

Two siblings, Johnson Onoriode Efenaghor and
Emmanuel Efenaghor have reportedly been
arrested by policemen of the “B” Division Police
Station, Warri, Delta State for allegedly indulging
in homosexuality.
The suspects were said to have been reportedly
apprehended by the Police following a complaint
by one Kelvin Williams who was allegedly sexually
molested, abused and defiled by the duo.
According to reports, the suspects allegedly gave
in to sodomy while in Lagos. Consequently,
Johnson, is the alleged principal actor who
committed the act by initiating Kelvin into
homosexuality, whereas, his brother, Emmanuel,
was reportedly arrested as an accomplice.
Reports revealed that Williams was not
comfortable with the act and reported to the
Police to save himself from threat to his life by his
supposed lover who warned him not to let
anybody know about the sacrilegious act or he
would be killed.
On interrogation at the police station following his
report, William, narrating his ordeal, said the
whole thing started in July when Johnson
approached him on his way to visit his father’s
house at Odion Road, Warri, and told him that he
was handsome and would like both of them to
become friends. He said he later visited Johnson
who persuaded him to sleep in his house, not
knowing he had other intentions.
Williams also alleged that Johnson did all to lure
him into the act.
The victim further said he decided to tell the
police because he knew that homosexuality is an
offence, adding that his grandfather is a pastor
and he lives with him.
“Even when I told him that I filed for somebody’s
arrest, my grandfather didn’t believe me. My
grandfather is a pastor and I didn’t grow up with
street life,” Williams stressed.
Vanguard reports that Johnson who is currently in
detention in the police cell, admitted to have
made attempt to have carnal knowledge of
Williams but could not gain access due to plea by
the victim to have the real fun at another
rescheduled date.
He claimed to have been introduced into the act
by an unidentified Jehovah Witness man who
came to preach to him in Lagos three years ago.
Johnson, however, pleaded for mercy from
constituted authority, promising not to indulge in
the act again.
Anietie Eyoh, Divisional Police Officer (DPO), “B”
Division, Warri, reportedly could not be reached
for comments, but a reliable source from the
station reportedly confirmed the arrest and
detention of the suspects, noting that they would
soon be charged to court.